Farewell to barn and Stack and Tree – A.E Housman (Stanza Six)

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What figurative idea is suggested by the changed word order of the lines?

None of the available answers

It indicates that the speaker is confused

It indicates how the speaker is overwhelmed by the thought that he is not accepted by civilized people, but by materials

It indicates that the murderer is guilty of his crime

The speaker inverts the syntax of the sentences uttered. What is the name of that technique?

Anthropomorphism

Anadiplosis

Anastrophe

Anaphora

Why does the speaker not speak of human beings who might be possibly waiting or him?

None of the available answers

Because of his regret towards mankind

Because he assumes he is rejected by people for his crime

Because he is angry with all the people

What is significant of the sounds used by the poet in the final stanza?

Repetitive vowel sounds suggest regret

None of the available answers

The mixture of vowels and consonants suggest the mixture of regret and anger

Repetitive consonant sounds suggest violence

What is the technique used by the poet to make the stanza unpredictable?

Enjambment

Caesura

Repetition

End stop

Which number is used as an ominous symbol?

Number 4

Number 3

Number 9

Number 2