CATCH UP kelas 11 (82)Listen to a poem. Questions 1 and 2 are based on the following poem

1. a. A little one
b. A little baby
c. A little tooth
d. A little way
e. A small tooth

2. a. Thomas Lux
b. Thomas Thompson
c. Thompson Lux
d. Tina Lux
e. Thomas Edison

3. ''A set of lines in a poem, set apart from other sets of lines by space.'' The sentence best describes....
a. a stanza
b. a rhyme
c. a poem
d. a poet
e. a poetry element

4. what is 'a style' in poetry?
a. fashion in clothing
b. the way the poem is written
c. a way of doing something
d. the type of something we would do
e. the flow off words within each meter and stanza


The poem below is for questions 5-7.
________
by belle

Thanks for being there for me,
through good times and bad times.
I will be on your side even if the world ends.
when the world is going,
i will be here,
now and until the end.
Your my very best friend.
The one that I look up to.
The one that I run to, when I have a problem.
The one that I talk to.
Your the one best friend that was always there for me.
I wanna thank you for all the things you gave and showed me.

5. The best title for the poem above is...
a. My best mother
b. my best sister
c. you are the one
d. the one best friend
e. the only one

6. The proverb related to the poem above is...
a. A friend is everything
b. A friend in need is a friend indeed
c. what a friend need, is what i need
d. my friend is the best I've ever had
e. my mother is the best friend

7. the one that I look up to.
the one that I run to, when I have a problem.
the one that I talk to.
The figurative language that can be found in the poem above is...
a. simile
b. stanza
c. alliteration
d. metaphor
e. hyperbole


The following poem is questions 8 and 9

MORNING SONG
by Sylvia plath

love set you going like a fat gold watch. the midwife slapped your foot soles, and your bald cry
took its place among the elements

our voices echo, magnifying your arrival.
new statue.
in a drafty museum, your nakedness
shadows our safety. we stand round blankly as walls

i'm no more your mother
than the cloud that distills a mirror ro reflect its own slow
effacement at the wind's hand

all night your moth-breath
flickers among the flat pink roses. I wake to listen :
A far sea moves in my ear

one cry, and i stumble from bed, cow-heavy and floral
in my Victorian nightgown
your mouth opens clean as a cat's. The widow square

whitens and swallows its dull stars. And now your try
your handful of notes;
the clear vowels rise like balloons

8. How many stanzas can be found in the poem above?
a. four
b. five
c. six
d. seven
e. eight

9. in the first line 'Love set you going like a fat gold watch' The figurative language used by the writer is...
a. simile
b. metaphor
c. assonance
d. hyperbole
e. onomatopoeia

10. the end rhyme is best shown in....
a. just close your eyes;
the scars will be there in the morning light, but at the moment you have to face the pain of tonight
b. i often contemplate whether i should cease to exist,
whether it is better to die or just slit my wrists,
I'm dead in this world and fell alone.
c. enlightenment may seem a bad, or poor goal in life,
but ask yourself: what else is there to look for? before condemning me.
i find life a new experience from moment to moment
d. as he walked down winding lengths of road,
passing through gray conceited strings of abstinence,
he stroked long, blond waves of hair,
e. the death bells toll! does the propaganda still take a poll?
the frost serenades every uncovered flesh, so cold, cold indeed.
the ravens and the crows foretells a bad omen, our foes are near.





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