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Poetry EoU Exam (Part 1)

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16. The author most likely wrote this poem in order to

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1. If bridle means “to tie up,” unbridledmost likely means

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2. Read lines 17–24. What does eternalmean?

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3. In this poem, the word draft means

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4. When the speaker talks about 'my soul,' she means her

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5. When the speaker says that she is going 'ever, ever upward,' she means that she

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6. Read this line from the poem. And the footprints cease. Which word from the poem has the same meaning as cease?

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7. Which word from the poem means the same ascapture (line 9)?

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8. How many stanzas make up this poem?

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9. Why does the poet repeat the words "You cannot" in lines 6 and 10?

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10. This poem is a

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11. Which word best describes how running makes the speaker feel?

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12. What makes the speaker's 'worries fade in flight'?

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13. Which is the best summary of the poem?

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14. Which line from the poem uses sound repetition to create meaning?

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15. Read these lines from the poem. You cannot catch this wind spirit/That seeps into your soul/ And lets you fly with the wings of your heart. In these lines, the author sees the heart as a

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17. This poem is mostly about