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- 1. Multiple ChoiceFrom what point of view is the poem "I'm Nobody" spoken?Third person limitedfirst personomniscientsecond person
- 2. Multiple Choice
Who is the speaker of "I'm Nobody"?
Emily Dickinson
A frog
a Somebody
a Nobody
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThe speaker of "I'm Nobody" does not want to revealher love of nature.where she goes.her love of frogs.her identity.
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThe speaker of "I'm Nobody" most valuesfamemoneyprivacyfrogs
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhy does the speaker of "I'm Nobody" think it would be "dreary to be Somebody"?The public would never leave her alone.She would be lonely.She would be banished.The public would not care about her.
- 6. Multiple ChoiceThe figurative language used to compare a famous person to a frog isa simile.personification.metaphor.onomatopoeia.
- 7. Multiple ChoiceThe poet uses __________ to compare the public to a bog in "I'm Nobody".personificationomomatopoeiametaphorsimile
- 8. Multiple ChoiceYou can infer that the bog in "I'm Nobody" symbolizesher familythe publicdeatha nearby lake filled with frogs.
- 9. Multiple Choice
"I'm Nobody" includes all of the following poetic elements EXCEPT
a strong rhythm and regular rhyme scheme.
lines
similes
metaphors
- 10. Multiple ChoiceHow many stanzas does "I'm Nobody" have?noneonetwothree
- 11. Multiple Choice
You can classify "I'm Nobody" as a poem because it
has a regular rhyme scheme and meter
is nonfiction
is has short paragraphs and sentences
is arranged in lines and stanzas
- 12. Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements best summarizes a theme of the poem? Check ALL that apply.
Sometimes it can be fun for people to pretend they are invisible.
It is better to maintain a private identity than seek fame and recognition.
Private living will prevent the spread of public gossip
Public life is exhausting and not worth the effort
Fame is just as exciting as a private life
- 13. Multiple Choice
Who is the speaker talking to?
Someone who LOVES fame
Someone who does NOT like fame
Someone who loves frogs
Someone who is "somebody".
- 14. Multiple Choice
What is a "bog"?
swamp
house
group of frogs
a mansion
- 15. Multiple Choice
How many lines are in the poem?
8
2
3
6
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