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Question # 1

"From a Conventient Grass."

Distant A
Accessible B
Difficult C
Decorative D

Question # 2

In the context of the poem, the poet's description of the bird's killing of the worm is an example of.

Oxymoron A
Simile B
Euphemism C
hyperbole D

Question # 3

Choose the option the is the best synonym n the contex of the text.
"The hurried all around. they looked like frightened Beads, I thought, He stirred his Velvet Head."

Slow -moving A
dull- coloured B
Ubblinking C
quick-moving D

Question # 4

Choose the correct option for each question
What does thebird do after the speaker offers it a crumb

Files away A
Easts the crumb B
Sings a song C
Hops closer to the speaker D

Question # 5

"And he unrolled his feathers."

Folded A
Ruffled B
Unfuried C
Cleaned D

Question # 6

" I offered him a Crumnb."

Demanded A
concealed B
Presented C
consumed D

Question # 7

What does the line "Too silver for a seam ----" suggest about the bird's flight.

It was dull and gray A
It was seamless and beautful like polishe dsilver B
It was rough and patched together C
It reflected the sunlight brightly D

Question # 8

"Leap, Plashless as they swim."

Noisily A
Wetly B
silently C
Heavily D

Question # 9

"Like one in danger, Cautious."

Reckless A
Brave B
Wary C
Confident D

Question # 10

Which poetic device is most clearly used in the line . They looked like frightened beads.

oxymoron A
euphemism B
Simile C
metaphor D

Question # 11

"And rowed him soter Home

Swam A
Wetly B
Silently C
Heavily D

Question # 12

He bitt an angleworm in halves What type of imagery is used in this line.

Visual imagery A
auditory imagry B
tactile imagery C
Olfactory imagery D

Question # 13

Choose the correct option for each questions.
The bird's flight is compared to.

Leaves falling from a tree A
Waves crashign on the shere B
Oars dividing the ocean C
Wind blowig though the trees D

Question # 14

Choose the correct option for each question
How does the speker describe gthe bird's eyes.

Bright as the sun A
Like frightened Beads B
Like sparking jewels C
As calm and screne D

Question # 15

Choose thecorrect option for each questions.
What is teh bird's initial action when it comes down the walk?

It drinks from a puddle A
It bites an angleworm in half B
It flies away C
It hops to a wall D

Question # 16

Choose the correct option for each question.
What is the tone of the poem

Tense and suspenseful A
Joyful and celebratory B
Calm and reflective C
Angry and resentful D

Question # 17

Which of the following lines from the poem contains an example of figurative language.

He bit an angleworm in halves. A
and he unrolled his featers B
Than Oars divide the Ocean C
And he unrolled his feathers D
he stirred his Velvet head E

Question # 18

The phrase stirred his velvet head is an example of.

Euphermism A
Metaphor B
Simile C
Oxymoron D

Question # 19

Butterflies, off banks of Noon.
Which figure of speech is used here.

Simile A
personification B
alliteration C
Metaphor D

Question # 20

"He glanced wiht rapid eyes."

stared intently A
Ignored breifly B
Looked quickly C
Squinted slowly D

Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	"And rowed him soter Home	A. Swam B. Wetly C. Silently D. Heavily
2	Choose the correct option for each question How does the speker describe gthe bird's eyes.	A. Bright as the sun B. Like frightened Beads C. Like sparking jewels D. As calm and screne
3	"He glanced wiht rapid eyes."	A. stared intently B. Ignored breifly C. Looked quickly D. Squinted slowly
4	In the context of the poem, the poet's description of the bird's killing of the worm is an example of.	A. Oxymoron B. Simile C. Euphemism D. hyperbole
5	Which poetic device is most clearly used in the line . They looked like frightened beads.	A. oxymoron B. euphemism C. Simile D. metaphor
6	He bitt an angleworm in halves What type of imagery is used in this line.	A. Visual imagery B. auditory imagry C. tactile imagery D. Olfactory imagery
7	Which of the following lines from the poem contains an example of figurative language.	A. He bit an angleworm in halves. B. and he unrolled his featers C. Than Oars divide the Ocean D. And he unrolled his feathers
8	And then hopped sidewise to the wall. What type of imagery is used here.	A. Tactile imagery B. Gustatory imagery C. Visual imagery D. Auditory imagery
9	"And he unrolled his feathers."	A. Folded B. Ruffled C. Unfuried D. Cleaned
10	The pharase "eowed him softwr home" implies the bird flew with.	A. Great speed B. Smooth, effortless motion C. Jerky, awkward movements D. A loud flapping sound

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"From a Conventient Grass."

In the context of the poem, the poet's description of the bird's killing of the worm is an example of.

Choose the option the is the best synonym n the contex of the text. "The hurried all around. they looked like frightened Beads, I thought, He stirred his Velvet Head."

Choose the correct option for each question What does thebird do after the speaker offers it a crumb

"And he unrolled his feathers."

" I offered him a Crumnb."

What does the line "Too silver for a seam ----" suggest about the bird's flight.

"Leap, Plashless as they swim."

"Like one in danger, Cautious."

Which poetic device is most clearly used in the line . They looked like frightened beads.

"And rowed him soter Home

He bitt an angleworm in halves What type of imagery is used in this line.

Choose the correct option for each questions. The bird's flight is compared to.

Choose the correct option for each question How does the speker describe gthe bird's eyes.

Choose thecorrect option for each questions. What is teh bird's initial action when it comes down the walk?

Choose the correct option for each question. What is the tone of the poem

Which of the following lines from the poem contains an example of figurative language.

The phrase stirred his velvet head is an example of.

Butterflies, off banks of Noon. Which figure of speech is used here.

"He glanced wiht rapid eyes."

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