Title: Spoon River Anthology
1Spoon River Anthology
Edgar Lee Masters
21) Each poem is a(n) ______ of a dead citizen.
- a) allegory
- b) epitaph
- c) biography
- d) epigraph
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52) The Spoon River anthology is a ______
collection since it reflects the diversity of the
country during the time.
- a) realistic
- b) romantic
- c) depressing
- d) content
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83) The collection is written in ______.
- Iambic tetrameter
- Iambic pentameter
- Green Verse
- Free Verse
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114) The Collection is composed of ___ characters.
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14Sam Hookey
- I RAN away from home with the circus,
- Having fallen in love with Mademoiselle
Estralada, - The lion tamer.
- One time, having starved the lions
- For more than a day,
- I entered the cage and began to beat Brutus
- And Leo and Gypsy.
- Whereupon Brutus sprang upon me,
- And killed me. On entering these regions
- I met a shadow who cursed me,
- And said it served me right. . . .
- It was Robespierre!
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155) Mademoiselle Estralada worked as a _____.
- Swinger
- Monkey Trainer
- Acrobat
- Lion Tamer
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186) The name Brutus is a reference to _____.
- Romeo and Juliet
- Hamlet
- Coriolanus
- Julius Caesar
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217) The name Leo is or could be a reference to
______.
- Leonidas from Sparta
- Leo from the Zodiac symbols
- Emersons novel
- Steinbecks novel
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248) The name Robespierre is a reference to
_________.
- a town in China
- a French revolutionist
- a Greek god
- A type of gun
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27Percy Bysshe Shelley
- MY father who owned the wagon-shop
- And grew rich shoeing horses
- Sent me to the University of Montreal.
- I learned nothing and returned home,
- Roaming the fields with Bert Kessler,
- Hunting quail and snipe.
- At Thompson's Lake the trigger of my gun
- Caught in the side of the boat
- And a great hole was shot through my heart.
- Over me a fond father erected this marble shaft,
- On which stands the figure of a woman
- Carved by an Italian artist.
- They say the ashes of my namesake
- Were scattered near the pyramid of Caius Cestius
- Somewhere near Rome.
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289) The narrators father worked in a ____.
- Supermarket
- Farm
- Garage
- Wagon Shop
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3110) The narrator studied at ______.
- Harvard Law
- Yale
- Montreal
- Manhattan Ville
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3411) The narrator returned from college because
____.
- he finished his degree
- got expelled
- Couldn't afford it
- Didn't learn nothing
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3712) The narrator died in _______.
- the city
- his house
- the lake
- the beach
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4013) _____ roamed the fields with the narrator.
- Kurt Scott
- Josh Thomas
- Bert Kessler
- Tom Scoter
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4314) The bullet penetrated through _______.
- his heart
- his lung
- his kidney
- his head
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4615) The name Caius Cestius is a reference to the
_____.
- Greek God
- Roman Praetor
- Egyptian Praetor
- Spanish Praetor
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