English Test 2/10 Flashcards

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1
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Who wrote “Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night”

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Dylan Thomas

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2
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What makes up a villanelle

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19 lines divided into 6 stanzas
5 tercets (3)
1 quatrain (4)
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3
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Rhyme scheme of villanelle

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ABA/ABA/ABA/ABA/ABA/ABAA

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4
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Lines repeated in a villanelle

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Lines 1, 6, 12, 18

Lines 3, 9, 15, 19

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5
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How does the diction at the beginning affect the poem

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The powerful diction emphasizes that the father must violently fight death; don’t go easily

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6
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What are the 4 types of men in Do Not Go Gentle

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Wise men, Good men, Wild men, Grave men

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Why do wise men not go easily?

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They know a lot and aren’t ready to let go and have nothing left to say even though they’re smart and know death is imminent

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8
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Why do good men not go easily?

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They want to continue doing good

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9
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Why do wise men not go easily?

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They are risk-takers and live life to the fullest and want to continue

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10
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Why do grave men not go easily

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They are near death like the father but they rage against death (what he wants the father to do)

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11
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Ethos and logos in stanza 2-5

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Pathos in stanza 6

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12
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What’s the significance of the back to back repeated lines

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Most powerful back to back, makes his argument stand firm: don’t go easily
Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

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13
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Who wrote “the Soul”

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Emily Dickinson

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14
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Who does “the soul” represent

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The speaker

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15
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Tones of The Soul

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bitter, regretful, confident but masking hurt

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16
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Themes of The Soul

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loneliness

17
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Image of valves in The Soul

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Valves allow you to control what comes in and out, the speaker decides who comes in and out of her life

18
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Significance of stone similie

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Her attitude is like stone and she feels like you have to be this way

19
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What does the royal diction emphasize?

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“emperor” and “chariots” emphasize the soul’s uncompromising attitude toward anyone trying to enter its society. Once the door is shut, not even royalty can enter

20
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Parts of a ballad

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not fixed form
narrative meant to be sung
has refrain (repetition of lines)

21
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What is the refrain in Ballad of Roosevelt

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“Waitin’ on Roosevelt”

22
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Year of Ballad

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1934

23
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Tones in Ballad

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Goes from hopeful to impatient and tired and frustrated to angry

24
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6 situations in Ballad

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Pot was empty, cupboard bare
Rent was due, lights went out
Sister got sick and doctor wouldnt’ come because we couldnt pay
They put them out of their house
Cold outside (they still have faith until this one, #5)
Can’t get a job or food

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Significance of mouse symbol/similie

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Represents them at their lowest and personifies the mouse

26
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Significance of exclamation at end of Ballad

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He’s had enough, wants promises to be fulfilled but knows it won’t happen