6. fMT:Written in FREE VERSE the language at the beginning was......, reinforcing the everday register but the final verse gives way to........
colloquial......lyricism
flat and dull......humour
varied.....homosexuality
7. The poem PILATE'S WIFE is written six quatrains and iambic pentameter
True
False
8. The poem Mrs Darwin takes on the forms of....
A confession, a prayer, a joke
a joke, a diary entry, insult poem
A joke, a prayer, a diary entry
9. Mrs Sisyphus: the first verse is so heavily accented, close to doggerel. What is doggerel?
a verse that is sentimental and has a forced rhythm used to create a comic effect
a dislike or hatred of women
direct question or demand
10. The lumpy rhythm in Mrs Sisyphus is a structural metaphor for...
her discontent
pushing the stone up the hill
porridge
11. T/F? The poem Mrs Faust is not written in free verse, thus slowing it down, much like their lifestyle.
False
True
12. LRC- example of a CAESURA can be seen in line 36. What is a caesura? <<HINT-identify the name behind the definition of the other options-they are all applicable to other poems in TWW>>
a pause during a line of poetry
a formal poem
a pause at the end of a line of poetry
when the poet has a fit and scribbles on the page
a pair of rhythmed lines of any metre
13. MF: "Terracotta tuscan tiles" is an example of........speeding up pace and tension whilst keeping materialism at the forefront of priorities.
repetition
alliteration
colloquialism
14. Delilah is a MYSOGYNISTIC SYMBOL of the FEMME FATALE because she....
cut off the purse of his ear
cut off his hair
cut off his penis
cut off his telephone line
15. D:'I nibbled at the purse of his ear' is an .... to delilah's payment in the biblical tale and here a ......for her revenge.
allusion....metaphor
assonance...metre
16. Anne Hathaway adopts the form of........
a prayer
a shakespearean sonnet
a letter
17. Anne Hathaway is given a lyrical voice....and is written in feminine rhyme.
True
False
18. Anne Hathaway contains:
Assonance-the use of the same vowel sound with differnet constanant or the same constanant with different vowel sounds in succesive words or stressed syllables in a line of verse.
All of the above
Anaphora- the repetition of the same word or words at the start of a line
Connsonance-repeated arrangements of consonants with a change in the vowel that separates them, eg lip lop lap
Alliteration-repetition of the same constanant in a stretch of language
19. Queen Kong OBJECTIFIES her "little man" treating him like a doll, this is a METAPHOR for.....
they way in which women are treated by men in a patriachal world
the way contemporary society is obsessed with materialism
20. The line in the poem Medusa "look at me know" is an example of....
