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In the poem “Anecdote of the Jar”, the word “slovenly” suggests the presence of a metaphor, because ____.

A. this word implies an analogy between the wilderness and a poorly-dressed, unkempt person
B. this word implies that the jar is just like a poorly-dressed, unkempt person
C. this word draws the reader’s attention toward the ugliness of birds and bush in the wilderness

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Which of the following sentences does NOT contain a metonymy?

A. The pen is mightier than the sword.
B. My dear, you have all of my heart.
C. My love is like a red, red rose.

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In the poem “The Motive for Metaphor”, the use of metonymies highlights ____

A. the interconnection among all human beings
B. the close relationship between human beings and the natural world
C. the fragmentation of human experience

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In the poem “Disillusionment of Ten O’clock”, white night-gowns are a metonymic stand-in for ____.

A. a wild lifestyle
B. the respectable middle-class citizens who lead a conformist way of life
C. the upper-class citizens who dominate society

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Verbal irony in Shakespeare’s Sonnet 130 serves the purpose of ____.

A. making a mockery of the already tired poetic tradition of fulsome praise for women
B. making fun of the speaker’s mistress
C. directly praising the beauty of the speaker’s mistress

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In the poem “Anecdote of the Jar”, the word “slovenly” suggests the presence of a metaphor, because ____.

A. this word implies an analogy between the wilderness and a poorly-dressed, unkempt person B. this word implies that the jar is just like a poorly-dressed, unkempt person C. this word draws the reader’s attention toward the ugliness of birds and bush in the wilderness

Which of the following sentences does NOT contain a metonymy?

In the poem “The Motive for Metaphor”, the use of metonymies highlights ____

In the poem “Disillusionment of Ten O’clock”, white night-gowns are a metonymic stand-in for ____.

Verbal irony in Shakespeare’s Sonnet 130 serves the purpose of ____.

A. this word implies an analogy between the wilderness and a poorly-dressed, unkempt person
B. this word implies that the jar is just like a poorly-dressed, unkempt person
C. this word draws the reader’s attention toward the ugliness of birds and bush in the wilderness