Literary and Sound Devices in Poetry — Unit test Answers

Read the excerpt from "The Thing about Terry.”I’ve got it! I grinI’ve got just the surpriseI rush to tell them,Feeling happy and wise

Which characteristics of Dickinson’s style are evident in "The Snow”? Select 3 options.

Read the excerpt from "The Snow.”It fills with alabaster woolThe wrinkles of the road.

Read the excerpt from "The Snow.”On stump and stack and stem, —The summer's empty room,Acres of seams where harvests were,Recordless, but for them.

Read the information about cochlear implants from the US Food and Drug Administration website. "A cochlear implant is quite different from a typical hearing aid, which simply amplifies sound,” says Nandkumar. "Using one is not just a matter of turning up the volume; the nerves are being electrically stimulated to send signals and the brain translates and does the rest of the work.” Moreover, cochlear implant wearers need to undergo intensive speech therapy to understand how to process what they are hearing."Cochlear implants don’t restore normal hearing,” says Nandkumar. "But depending on the individual, they can help the wearer recognize words and better understand speech, including when using a telephone.”