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Conceits
By Lauren Tate
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Question 1
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A conceit is a type of metaphor.
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Question 2
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Which of the following is true?
Metaphors use really unlike things, but conceits use unlike things.
Metaphors use unlike things, but conceits use really unlike things.
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Question 3
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The last two lines use conceit to compare what two objects?
A woman's features to colors.
A woman's features to temperatures.
A woman's features to fruit.
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Question 6
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How is sleep like a sore laborer's bath?
It is meant for nighttime.
It relieves and relaxes you.
It cleans you.
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Question 7
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We can infer that when the carriage stops...
The rider arrived at their destination.
The rider has died.
The rider is visiting a lost loved one at their grave.
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Question 4
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Which line would fit in best with this poem?
Lace is much more delicate than her skin.
Her skin is much more delicate than lace.
Question 5
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An example of a metaphysical conseit that shows how forbidden love is hard to resist would be:
Forbidden love is like the last potato chip in a bag.
Forbidden love is like a temptation.
Forbidden love is like a sin.
Forbidden love is like a love that is meant to be.
Question 8
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Conceits draw readers' attention because they are strange or weird.
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False
