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 the 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 What are the most common sounds heard in the stanza four?Vowel soundsConsonant soundsBoth vowel and consonant soundsNone of the available answers What is the specific effect created by the repeated vowel sounds?It indicates sadness and regretIt indicates rage and violenceIt indicates Pathos and violenceIt indicates sadness and fear What is the used poetic technique in stanza four line two, where commas interrupt the reading pace?AnaphoraCaesuraAnastropheEllipsis Scythe is the weapon of the Grim reaper. What is symbolized by scythe?LifeVengeanceHarvestDeath What are the words which indicate that the murder of Maurice is an unintentional one happened due to sudden impulse?We’ll sweat no more on scytheOh, man, here's good-byeMy bloody hands and I.None of the available answers What is the overall tone of the stanza four?SadAngerSincereOptimistic Who are referred to as "we" in stanza four, line three?The mother and TerenceMaurice and TerenceMaurice and his brotherNone of the available answers
