5. That Warm Night Flashcards

1
Q

What happened in the fourth stanza?

A

The narrator had too much to drink.

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What does GULPING mean in line 17?

A

To swallow or drink very fast and to drink a lot of it.

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What did the narrator mean when she said she felt invincible in line 19?

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She felt nothing could defeat her. She must have been drunk.

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4
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What is happening in the sixth stanza?

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The narrator can’t think straight - she is drunk.

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5
Q

There is a transition that happens between the tenth and eleventh stanza. What is it? Explain.

A

The narrator went from driving while drunk to ending up in a car accident. It must have taken place very quickly.

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Why was it too late in line 48?

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The narrator is dead and cannot go back to her previous life.

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7
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What is the general emotion felt in the second last stanza?

A

Regret.

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8
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Whose point-of-view is this poem written in?

A

First person point-of-view.

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9
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List at least 3 literary/poetic devices found in the poem.

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  1. Rhyming lines (e.g. drink and think; light and night)
  2. Alliteration (e.g. I felt so free…)
  3. Assonance (e.g. My head began to ache)
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