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- 1. Multiple ChoiceHow does the mood of the poem "Deserted Farm" change from the beginning to the end?Uncertainty to devastationDevastation to hopeCheerful to angryOutgoing to withdrawn
- 2. Multiple ChoiceOn what line in the poem "Deserted Farm", does the mood change?Line 2: the empty milking stalls rise upLine 4: exiled forever on shores of prairieLine 5: Decaying timber moans softly in twilightLine 7: Tomorrow the heavy lilac blossoms will open
- 3. Multiple ChoiceIn the poem "Deserted Farm", what forms of figurative language does the author use more than once?alliteration and repetitionsimile and metaphormetaphor and personificationpersonification and simile
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThe major SIGNIFICANT difference that the authors had when writing "The Abandoned Farmhouse" and "Deserted Farm" would bethe overall lengththe different uses of figurative languagethe beginning and ending tone/moodthe author's purpose
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which point of view does the author use in this poem?
first person
third person
omniscient
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which of these BEST expresses the theme of the poem?
Life is always a happy experience.
There is no hope for the future.
With hope there are new opportunities and life will go on.
- 7. Multiple Choice
What is the MAIN purpose of this poem?
To describe a scene from nature
To express that there is always hope
To express that life ends
- 8. Multiple Choice
Read these lines from the poem:
"where the barn stood
the empty milking stalls rise up
like the skeleton of an ancient sea beast"
What do the above lines mean?
The barn is being built and appears to be very large.
The once beautiful barn is now empty and lifeless.
The barn once looked like a huge skeleton.
- 9. Multiple Choice
The following lines are an example of what figurative language technique?
"decaying timber moans softly in twilight"
metaphor
simile
hyperbole
personification
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