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Visions of the Past and Future: Structure in "I Hear America Singing" Answers

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Which statement best describes the structure of “I Hear America Singing”?

A
The poem uses the same number of words in each line to create structure.
B
The poem is tightly structured in a traditional way.
C
The poem is loosely structured overall but does have some elements that make structure.
D
The poem has no structure at all.
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Which two elements of structure does this portion of the poem contain?

A
repeated words
B
rhyming words at the end of each line
C
starting most lines with the same word
D
rhyming words within each line
E
starting all lines with the same word
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What is the effect of the structure in the poem? Choose the best answer.

A
It makes the mason seem like the most important job.
B
It makes it seem like they all sing the same exact words.
C
It makes the singing seem very quiet.
D
It makes it seem like they are all singing their own song.
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What is the effect of repeating “singing” in the poem? Choose the best answer.

A
It makes it seem like everyone is singing the same exact song.
B
It creates the image of everyone singing together across America.
C
It creates the image of the poet singing his poem.
D
I makes it seem like the boatman is leading the carols.

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