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    NAME :

    CLASS :
    Emily Dickinson
    DATE :
    13 Questions

    1. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Dickinson's poetry?

    A No titles B Dashes

    C Iambic pentameter D Slant Rhymes

    2. What is a slant rhyme?

    A Similar but not identical sounds B Rhyme with more than three syllables

    C A cool hip dance move D Strict rhyme scheme

    3. Which of the following is an example of a slant rhyme?

    A Bridge and grudge B Frog and rabbit

    C Hop and mop D Jump and pump

    4. Which of the following describes Dickinson's relationship with religion?

    A Non-practicing Jew B Devout Catholic

    She did not affiliate with a denomination


    C Raised Baptist, but became Wiccan D
    or attend a church

    5. Which theme is NOT commonly seen in Dickinson's poetry?

    A Love B Death

    C The self D God

    6. Emily Dickinson was a recluse.

    A True B False
    7. Emily Dickinson married, but never had children.

    A True B False

    8. Emily wrote over ____ poems in her lifetime.

    A 150 B 100

    C 15 D 1500

    9. Emily had a ________ relationship with her father.

    A strained B good

    C abusive D beneficial

    10. Emily is believed to have been in love with...

    A her sister B a married minister

    C herself D the family dog

    11. Emily believed that success and fame are ...

    A unimportant B fleeting

    attainable
    C unhealthy D
    attainable

    12. Poetry is fun! Right, Drew?

    A False B True

    13. Puritans believed nature to be the devil's realm. _________, like Dickinson, rebelled against
    this idea by stressing nature's importance.

    A Haters B Realists

    C Native Americans D Romantics


    Answer Key

    1.c 2.a 3.a 4.d

    5.a 6.a 7.b 8.d

    9.a 10.b 11.b 12.b

    13.d
    :

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