Answer: A) It is a poem.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) Internal conflict.
Answer: A) The performative hypothesis.
Answer: C) Problem and solution.
Answer: D) Fable
Answer: C) ABCB
Answer: A) Figurative Language.
Answer: D) Sound
Answer: A) Coleridge
Answer: A) They will NOT achieve their dreams.
Answer: A) Comparison/contrast
Answer: B) Elegy
Answer: C) Internal rhyme.
Answer: B) Pathos
Answer: B) Juxtaposition
Answer: A) People will read about her in his poems.
Answer: D) Degree
Answer: C) False Analogy.
Answer: B) Modality
Answer: D) The Lion and the Mouse.
Answer: C) Beets
Answer: A) Fiction
Answer: D) Foreshadowing
Answer: A) Oven
Answer: A) Epic poem.
Answer: D) Prioress (Nun).
Answer: A) Literal language.
Answer: D) Speaker
Answer: C) Inclusive Language.
Answer: C) Third Person-Omniscient.
Answer: D) To make the writer feel more in touch, more in cahoots, with the reader.
Answer: A) Idiom
Answer: C) Each person's unique character, as conceived by God.
Answer: B) Flashback
Answer: B) Cinna (the Poet).
Answer: A) Foreshadow
Answer: C) A fallacy that introduces an irrelevant issue.
Answer: D) Style
Answer: B) Simile
Answer: A) Simile
Answer: B) Neither
Answer: B) The herald.
Answer: A) Juxtaposition
Answer: A) Bright (reminds us that waxing moons have the light on the right).
Answer: B) Human mortality.
Answer: C) Satiric reversal.
Answer: A) Protagonist
Answer: C) Foreshadowed, foil.
Answer: B) Soliloquy
Answer: C) Neighbor's proverb.
Answer: D) Flashback
Answer: A) Loaded language.
Answer: C) Clary
Answer: B) Part to whole.
Answer: D) Suggest that poetry is more interesting than most people.
Answer: B) Tone
Answer: A) Exact Rhyme.
Answer: A) By making the audience feel wonder and delight.
Answer: A) Repetition, Alliteration.