The document is a 10 question midterm exam for a poetry class covering Victorian poetry. It includes multiple choice questions testing knowledge of Victorian poets like Tennyson and Arnold, poetic features of Victorian poetry like dramatic monologue, and details about specific poems like the speaker in "My Last Duchess" and imagery in "Home-Thoughts, from Abroad". The exam also covers terminology like what a lament is and contexts of poems like what event "The Second Coming" references. It aims to evaluate students' understanding of Victorian poetry and close reading abilities.
The document is a 10 question midterm exam for a poetry class covering Victorian poetry. It includes multiple choice questions testing knowledge of Victorian poets like Tennyson and Arnold, poetic features of Victorian poetry like dramatic monologue, and details about specific poems like the speaker in "My Last Duchess" and imagery in "Home-Thoughts, from Abroad". The exam also covers terminology like what a lament is and contexts of poems like what event "The Second Coming" references. It aims to evaluate students' understanding of Victorian poetry and close reading abilities.
The document is a 10 question midterm exam for a poetry class covering Victorian poetry. It includes multiple choice questions testing knowledge of Victorian poets like Tennyson and Arnold, poetic features of Victorian poetry like dramatic monologue, and details about specific poems like the speaker in "My Last Duchess" and imagery in "Home-Thoughts, from Abroad". The exam also covers terminology like what a lament is and contexts of poems like what event "The Second Coming" references. It aims to evaluate students' understanding of Victorian poetry and close reading abilities.
1. Who of the following was not a Victorian Poet: a. Alfred Tennyson b. Matthew Arnold c. Robert Browning d. Robert Frost 2. Which of the following was one of the features of Victorian Poetry: a. The Development of Dramatic Monologue b. Victorian poetry is written in simple language c. The Victorian poem is sometimes fragmented like series of broken images d. Victorian poetry is cosmopolitan 3. In "My Last Duchess" the speaker is a. a count. b. the husband of the woman in the painting. c. a kind generous person d. known for is gentility. 4. What is 'lament'? a. To show grief, happy, or regret to mourn deeply b. To show grief, sorrow, or regret to mourn deeply c. To show a sense of grief d. To show a sense of happiness 5. What kind of bird appears in the first stanza in "Home-Thoughts, from Abroad" a. Raven b. sparrow c. Big Bird d.chaffinch 6. What do Modernist poems focus on? a.The Being b.Nature c.History d. Instability 7. Matthew Arnold belongs to which age a. Victorian Age b.Romantic Age c. Modern Age d. Chaucer Age 8. The title 'The Second Coming' is a reference to what event? a.Ireland's independence b. World War I c.The Modernism Era d.World War II 9. Where is the Duchess who is the subject of the poem? a. She is in the room b. She is waiting with the rest of the Duke's company c. She has been banished from the castle d. She is dead 10. Cold in the earth—and the deep snow piled above thee, Far, far removed, cold in the dreary grave! Have I forgot, my only Love, to love thee, Severed at last by Time's all-severing wave? Why there is a repetition of 'far' ? a. Suggests the speaker's strong love b. Tells us that the speaker forget her love c. Shows the distance between the speaker and her parents d. Shows the distance between the speaker and her love