Poem
1.
The Correct choice is B. The context before
these lines uses the word “dungeon” this word provides the audience with the negative
relationship the Soul feels towards the body.
a.
Incorrect because the Soul is not literally
bolted to the Body, knowing that this entire piece is full of metaphors and is
an allegory because the soul and the body don’t really speak with each other.
b.
Correct: a metaphor of illuminating how
the Body is binding the Soul inside.
c.
Incorrect because there are no literary devices
to support that there is foreshadowing going on and the body and soul do not
seem very hopeful through the tone.
d.
Incorrect because the Soul is explaining how the
Body is binding and confining it from being it’s true form and they are
metaphorical handcuffs
e.
Incorrect because the Soul and the Body are not
agreeing throughout this poem and it reinforces the Soul’s frustration and
anger of being stuck in the Body; not it’s love towards it.
2.
The word “Employs” refers to the Soul’s devotion
to preserving its greatness in hopes that one day it many no longer be confined
to the body.
a.
Incorrect because this poem has nothing to do
with giving someone a job.
b.
Incorrect because the Soul is taking this role
upon themselves not putting a job upon someone.
c.
Incorrect because the Soul just cares about
itself and is not using a care as a legit tool, just a concept, so it can have
hope.
d.
Correct: Devoting all the Soul’s care
into preserving itself.
e.
Incorrect because the Soul’s care is very focused
on one thing; wanting to be freed from the body’s bounds; therefore it has no
parts underneath it.
3.
The Soul and the Body conversing establishes all
of the following except: C. The body doesn’t feel as though it has the
opportunity to be free, in thought, to make its own decisions.
a.
Incorrect because this statement is true based
on the Body confining the Soul, therefore, control over the Soul.
b.
Incorrect because the Soul does lack freedom, as
the body confines it from being free.
c.
Correct: The Body’s ability to do what it
desires.
d.
Incorrect because the Soul’s constriction on the
decisions of the Body is there; the body cannot think for itself.
e.
Incorrect because the Soul has set the Body up
for future struggles it may face; the only problem the body has with this is
that it feels like it never got to witness these struggles and its life was
lived for it by the Soul.
4.
“And ready oft the port to gain,/ Am shipwreck’d
into health again” is an example of a: D Metaphor because the Soul is not truly
shipwrecked it only feel this way and says that to describe its feelings.
a.
Incorrect because a simile compares two things
using like or as and this quote does not.
b.
Incorrect because a hyperbole is an over
exaggeration of something and this is not exaggerating.
c.
Incorrect because alliteration is when there are
multiple words in the same sentence with the same starting consonant.
d.
Correct: Metaphor
e.
Incorrect because onomatopoeia is used to
describe something normal through one sensory details.
5.
The
imprisonment that the Soul is feeling from the Body is illuminated though both
I and II, therefore the answer is V.
a.
“What
magic could me thus confine/ Within another’s grief to pine?”
b.
“Constrain’d not only to endure”
Both of the above answers are correct because they both deal with the
Soul being confined in the body and unable to move forward because it is stuck
inside the body.
c.
This choice is not correct because it is the
Body saying that it is going into an abyss of it’s own and it wishes that it
could live a free and happy life like in the dreams it dreams of in that
specific place. “That mine own precipice I go;”
Therefore:
i.
I -incorrect
ii.
II -incorrect
iii.
III -incorrect
iv.
I and III -Incorrect
v.
I and II -correct
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