Poetry Analysis Quiz
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What does the narrator compare the gold corn blades to?

  • Bruising the natural world
  • Rasping like metal files against the cotton weave (correct)
  • Whistling the scalpel’s shining lyric
  • Coiling in the dry light-and-shade of furrows

How does the narrator describe the crowd of schoolchildren?

  • Lifting pumpkins
  • Stitching the wound to stop the pain
  • High-pitched confusions of sea birds (correct)
  • A scramble of jostlings and tumblings

What instinct does the narrator note about the character of the person entering the rows?

  • Stitching the wound to stop the pain
  • Bruising the natural world
  • Lifting pumpkins
  • To minimize destruction (correct)

What are the little boys and girls in the text doing?

<p>Climbing blocks of hay (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the narrator's reaction to the actions of the schoolchildren?

<p>Bruising the natural world (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Description of the Scene

  • The narrator compares the gold corn blades to something (unknown from the provided text)
  • The narrator describes the crowd of schoolchildren as a distinct group

Character Observation

  • The narrator notes that the person entering the rows has an instinct for something (unknown from the provided text)

Actions of the Schoolchildren

  • The little boys and girls in the text are walking through the rows of corn
  • They are doing something (unknown from the provided text)

Narrator's Reaction

  • The narrator reacts with a certain emotion or thought in response to the actions of the schoolchildren

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Test your knowledge of poetry with this quiz on analyzing and interpreting poetic imagery, symbolism, and character portrayal in literary works.

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