Convergence of the Twain Childe Roland Alice Quiz

Convergence of the Twain, Childe Roland Alice Quiz

1. Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came 1. Childe Roland realizes that the cripple lie to him after he takes the turn to the ominous tract. 2. He enjoys in remembering the past time he had with his fellow knights. 3. Nature in this poem is personified to the minute details such as horse’s bone and the cleft in an oak. 4. The dark tower, as the object of his quest, can be anything unknown (self, the world), but not literature.

Convergence of the Twain VI Well: while was fashioning This creature of cleaving wing, The Immanent Will that stirs and urges everything VII (choose the wrong one) Prepared a sinister mate For her — so gaily great — A Shape of Ice, for the time far and dissociate. 1. “The creature of cleaving wing” means the Titanic. 2. The stanzas take the shape of an ocean liner. 3. The poem is about the marriage of the liner and her mate (iceberg). 4. The tone of the poem is sad and somber.

3. Which two animals represent the two aspects of Alice correctly? (A)Rabbit: serious; Cheshire Cat: curiosity (B)Caterpillar: lazy; Rabbit: diligent (C)Rabbit: obedient: Cheshire Cat: disobedient (D)Cheshire Cat: invisible; Rabbit: visible

4. Alice in Wonderland (choose the wrong one) a) Alice in Wonderland presents the Victorian social hierarchy comically. b) The animals can speak and have emotions like humans. c) “A cat may look like a king” means “an inferior isn’t completely restricted in what they may do in the presence of a superior. ” d) Alice ends with being a rebellious heroine.

5. Which of the following has social implications? 1. Mad Tea Party episode 2. “Pig and Pepper” (The Duchess’ household scene) 3. Mock Turtle’s Story 4. All of the above