Sound and Structure in Poems by Dylan Thomas and W. B. Yeats

Question 1

Identify the meter, if any, of each line of poetry.

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"Because their words had forked no lightning they": iambic pentameter; "A lonely impulse of delight": iambic tetrameter; "No likely end could bring them loss": iambic tetrameter

Question 2

Use the drop-down menus to finish marking the rhyme scheme of "An Irish Airman Foresees His Death."

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✔ a; a; c; d

Question 3

ab✔ cd

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✔ c

Question 4

abc✔ d

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✔ d

Question 5

ab✔ cd

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✔ c

Question 6

✔ the use of "nor" plus a nounthe use of lines that begin with action verbsthe use of "this" to introduce important words

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✔ the use of "nor" plus a noun

Question 7

that the pilot does not think war is justified✔ that no one else influenced the pilot to go to warthat the pilot’s country expects to win the war

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✔ that no one else influenced the pilot to go to war

Question 8

Identify the meter, if any, of each line of poetry.

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✔ iambic pentameter; "Because their words had forked no lightning they": iambic pentameter; "A lonely impulse of delight": iambic tetrameter; "No likely end could bring them loss": iambic tetrameter

Question 9

✔ iambic tetrameteriambic pentameterno regular meter

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✔ iambic tetrameter

Question 10

✔ iambic tetrameteriambic pentameterno regular meter

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✔ iambic tetrameter

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