Farewell to barn and Stack and Tree – A.E Housman (Stanza Four) Welcome to your Farewell to barn and Stack and Tree – A.E Housman (Stanza Four) What is the name of the literary device in which a part of something represents the whole object in a metaphorical sense?MetaphorMetonymySynecdocheAnthropomorphism Name two literary devices found in the first line of the forth stanzaMetaphor, SynecdocheSynecdoche, visual imagerySimile, MetaphorMetonymy, synecdoche What does synecdoche suggest about the situation?It suggests that the crime is a voluntary actionIt suggests that the crime is an involuntary actionIt suggests that the crime is pre-plannedIt doesn't suggest anything specific
Farewell to barn and Stack and Tree – A.E Housman (Stanza Three) Welcome to your Farewell to barn and Stack and Tree – A.E Housman (Stanza Three) What is suggested by the repetition of the possessive pronoun 'my' between the stanza two and three?It indicates the possessive attachments of the narratorIt indicates the greedy nature of the narratorIt indicates the corrupted nature of the narratorIt indicates the talkative nature of the narrator What is the poetic devise used in "'tis"?EllipsisElisionArchaic languageColloquial language "the field" is a singular noun, why is it complemented by a plural verb "were"?It is a grammatical error caused by the poetIt indicates the guilt of the speakerIt indicates the illiteracy of the narratorIt conveys the inability of the action to be completed in the reality What is the overall tone of the stanza Three?PoignantHappyAngryGuilt What is the purpose of including a mother to the poem?To indicate motherly loveTo increase the pathos of the stanzaTo indicate that loved ones are the victims of uncontrollable rageThere is no special purpose Who are referred to as "us"?Terence and MauriceTerence and the murdererMaurice and his loverMaurice and the murderer What is the relationship between the murderer and his victim? How do you find it?They are siblings because they belong to the same motherThey are just strangers because there is no direct evidence to find the relationshipThey are lovers because the poem reveals a figurative tale of a love triangleNone of the given answers What is the effect of the simple past tense verb in the third line?There is no specific effectIt indicates that the mother no longer has two sonsIt indicates that the mother has two sonsNone of the given answers What is suggested by the "rising day"?The day where there was a crisisThe morningIt is a specific holidayNone of the given answers What are the two themes suggested in the stanza three?Rivalry among siblings, regretAppearance versus reality, natureDeath, ViolenceParental love, regret
Farewell to barn and Stack and Tree – A.E Housman (Stanza Two) Welcome to Farewell to barn and Stack and Tree – A.E Housman (Stanza Two) Your name Your School 1. What is the time indicated in the second stanzaAfternoonMorningNoonNight2. what is emphasized by the use of anastrophe in the 3rd line?None of the answers available hereMotionlessness of MauriceDormant nature of MauriceVictimization of Maurice3. Why does the narrator not reveal the death of Maurice directly in the 3rd and 4th lines?Due to his overwhelming guiltDue to his fear to face the societyDue to his lack of will to be judgedDue to his lack of will to accept the reality4. What are the three evidence available in the stanza two to prove that Maurice is dead?The knife in his side, half-mown hill, and bloodMaurice's action of lying on hay, dried blood and his motionlessnessNone of the available answersMotionlessness of Maurice, dried blood, and the The knife which pierced his body5. What is figuratively suggested by the 'half-mown' hill?The narrator's inability to complete the action of cutting grassIncompletion of the lives of the convict and the victimThe pastoral setting of the poemThe disappointment of the narrator6. What is the prominent poetic technique used in the 3rd line?CacophonyEuphemismSynecdocheMetaphor7. According the description of the narrator, at what time has the murder taken place?NightEveningMorningNoon8. What is the prominence of the possessive pronoun in the 4th line?None of the available answers hereIt makes the narrator responsible for the crimeIt suggests that the narrator stabbed Maurice with his knifeIt excludes the responsibility of the narrator from the crime9. Definition of euphemism is..Reduction of the harshness of an idea with the replacement of direct and harsh words with substitute termsUse of elaborative terms to describe a simple conceptA part of something which relates to a greater conceptDirect comparison between two unlike objects10. What characteristics of the narrator are revealed in the second line?His hesitation and guilt to reveal what he has doneHis innocence and his will to accept his crimeHis murderous and villainous characterHis haphazard and reckless naturePlease fill in the comment box below.
Eveline Welcome to the challenge of Eve Part 01 What theme is introduced to the story by the omission of the names of the people?None of the available answersTheme of isolationTheme of discriminationTheme of identityWhat does the colours of the houses symbolize in the 2nd paragraph?It indicates that there are colourful houses in DublinIt doesn't symbolize anythingIt conveys the theme of identityIt symbolizes the ideas such as urbanization and povertyWhat is metaphorically suggested by the posture of Eveline's sitting in the 1st paragraph?It suggests that she is lazyIt suggests that she is hesitant to leave her homeIt suggests the idea of paralysisIt suggests that she has a terrible headacheWhat is the significance of 'Blessed Margaret Mary Alacoque'?Connection between man and religionFaithParalysisPiousnessThe writer does not introduce Eveline to the readers with her name because...she not the central character of the storyit is already mentioned in the topicher name is insignificantshe functions as an agent who represents a universalized picture a group of individuals of her societyThe 'blackthorn stick' alludes to...American historyGreek mythologyEgyptian mythologyIrish mythologyThe statement which best explains 'stream of consciousness' isNone of the available answersA narrative style which simulates the nonlinear thought process of human mindA combination of various narrative stylesA narrative style which focuses on the bias perspective of the narratorThe way Eve holds her purse symbolizes...that she likes her purse very muchnone of the available answerspoverty and social corruptionthat she is a shrewd girl"Keogh" foreshadows Eve's...future journeybad luckneed to escapeparalysisJames Joyce emphasizes the key concepts of the story with the usage of...the immaculate selection of unique dictionsimiles and metaphorsrepetition and visual imageryrepetition and diacope“He is in Melbourne now.” what is suggested by Eve's father's utterance about the priest?Add description here!How people poke their nose to others' affairsParalysisThe connection between the father and his friendEscapism of religion"Was that wise? She tried to weigh each side of the question" Here, Eve's hesitation indicates ...She doesn't really want to leaveher inability to take decisionsshe wan't to abandon her familynone of the available answersWho is the author of the short story, 'Eveline'?Miss Gavan is a ...a sexista stereotypical characterfriendly charactera hardworking ladyA narrative technique that can be found everywhere in the story, which is a version of 'repetition' is...EnumerationDiacopeGradatioAnadiplosisPlease fill in the comment box below.
Sonnets Check whether you remember the basics of Sonnets 1. Where does the turn appears in the English sonnet?9th line12th line13th line6th line2. What are the two main types of sonnets?Petrarchan and ItalianShakespearean and SpenserianPetrarchan and ShakespeareanSpenserian and envelope3. What are the other least used types of sonnets?Shakespearean and SpenserianSpenserian and envelopeenvelope and ItalianNone of the above4. In which lines the usual turn of a Petrarchan sonnet appear?13th line8th line9th line12th line5. What is the Sicilian sestet?cdc dcdcdcdcdcde cdeaaa bbb6. A famous example for a Petrarchan sonnet isSonnet 141Shall I compare thee to a summer's dayTo the NileDesign7. What is the Italian octave?ababcbcbabbabaababbaabbaaaabbb8. What is an original sonnet?An appreciation on someoneA poem which has 14 linesA poem which has 14 lines and a regular rhyming schemeAn Italian love poem which has 14 lines and a regular rhyming scheme9. What are the two main sections of a Petrarchan sonnet?Octave and two trecetsOctave and sestetThree quatrains and a coupletNone of the above10. What is the structure of an English sonnet?Octave and sestetThree Sicilian quatrains and a coupletTwo trecets and two quatrainsnone of the above
Father and Son – Criticism 01 Welcome to your Father and Son - Criticism 01 Your name Your School with city Your WhatsApp number to send the corrected answer ‘Father and Son’ depicts a father’s lack of understanding of a son’s desire to break away and shape a new life. Discuss (2018 OL) Time is Up!
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings – Criticism 02 Welcome to your I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings - Criticism 02 Your name Your School with city Your WhatsApp number to send the corrected answer Maya Angelou conveys the deprivation of freedom in I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. Discuss with reference to the poem. (2016 OL) Time is Up!
