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Dramatic Monologue and Stream of Consciousness in Poetry Answers

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Based on this definition and the warm-up, what would you find in a dramatic monologue? Check the three best choices.

A
one character’s thoughts and feelings
B
personal information about a character
C
multiple characters’ thoughts and feelings
D
a one-sided point of view
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Which five words give you clues about the narrator’s feelings?

A
twisted things
E
skeleton
B
stiff and white
F
crowd
C
as if
G
broken
D
ready to snap
H
to the form
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What makes this stanza an example of stream of consciousness?

A
lack of rhyme
B
rambling, disjointed thoughts
C
references to items in nature
D
repetition of consonant sounds
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What is the effect of this style?

A
The reader feels the narrator’s instability and confusion.
B
The reader experiences the narrator’s fear of death and factories.
C
The reader gets a sense of how nature is unpredictable.
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What feelings do Eliot’s choice of words express to the reader?

A
hopelessness and despair
B
appreciation and optimism
C
frustration and anger
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What can you infer about the speaker based on the language choice? Check the three best choices.

A
He actively avoids memories of the past.
B
He sees the world through images of death.
C
He believes in limitless opportunities.
D
He notices destruction around him.
E
He thinks his surroundings are volatile and ready to break.

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