Imagism: A New Order in Poetry — Quiz

Question 1

Which is a feature of imagist poetry that is reflected in "Oread"?

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the description of a single image

Question 2

The language used in "This Is Just to Say" is representative of imagist poetry because it is

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direct and straightforward.

Question 3

In the poem "This Is Just To Say," the poet creates an image of

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satisfaction triumphing over regret.

Question 4

How does "This Is Just to Say" reflect imagist poetry?

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The poet presents a clear central image using direct language.

Question 5

Based on the language of "This Is Just to Say," the poem could serve as a

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casual note left on the kitchen table.

Question 6

Which best describes the author's intent in "This Is Just To Say"?

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to describe the experience of apologizing to someone

Question 7

The images created in "This Is Just To Say" are those of

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pleasure.

Question 8

Read the last stanza of "This Is Just to Say." Forgive me they were delicious so sweet and so cold The language used to describe the plums implies that the speaker

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deeply enjoys eating the plums.

Question 9

Which best describes the speaker’s feelings after eating the plums in "This Is Just to Say"?

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The speaker is satisfied about his decision to eat the fruit.

Question 10

The language and the images in "This Is Just To Say" evoke a sense of

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playfulness.

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