Question 16
WAEC_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1
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2025
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LITERATURE_IN_ENGLISH
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objective
In a poem, the use of imagery often enhances the emotional impact of the text. Identify and explain two examples of imagery from a poem you have studied, discussing how each example contributes to the overall theme of the poem.
Answer Options
A.
Two examples of imagery from poems include: 1) 'the sea is calm tonight' from 'The Sea' by John Keats, which symbolizes tranquility and peace; 2) 'the wind that shakes the barley' from 'The Wind' by Robert Burns, which symbolizes loss and longing.
Correct Answer
B.
Two examples of imagery from poems include: 1) 'two roads diverged in a yellow wood' from 'The Road Not Taken' by Robert Frost, which symbolizes choice and reflection; 2) 'a host, of golden daffodils' from 'Daffodils' by William Wordsworth, which symbolizes beauty and joy.
C.
Two examples of imagery from poems include: 1) 'the fog comes on little cat feet' from 'The Fog' by Carl Sandburg, which symbolizes uncertainty and mystery; 2) 'the woods are lovely, dark and deep' from 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening' by Robert Frost, which symbolizes temptation and rest.
D.
Two examples of imagery from poems include: 1) 'the sun sets in a blaze of orange' from 'Sunset' by William Blake, which symbolizes endings and transitions; 2) 'the stars are like diamonds in the sky' from 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' by Jane Taylor, which symbolizes wonder and beauty.
Correct Answer
B
Correct Option:
Two examples of imagery from poems include: 1) 'two roads diverged in a yellow wood' from 'The Road Not Taken' by Robert Frost, which symbolizes choice and reflection; 2) 'a host, of golden daffodils' from 'Daffodils' by William Wordsworth, which symbolizes beauty and joy.
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