Question

i bulid walls
walls that protect
walls that shield
walls that say i shall not yelid or reveal
who am i and how i fell

i bulid with
wall that hide
walls that cove what inside
walls that stare or simle or look away
silent flies
walls that even block my eyes
from the tears that i might have cried

i bulid walls
walls that never let me
truly tocuh
those i love so very much
walls that need to fall
walls mean to be fortresses
are prisions after all

what are the walls in the poem made up of
a. Blood and flesh

b. Hidden feelings and thoughts

c. Bricks or any physical material

d. Cement and tiles.

2. The poet uses “walls” as a

1 point

a. metaphor

b. alliteration

c. simile

d. personification

3. When walls act as a protection, they

1 point

a. Touch the ones who are truly loved

b. Surrender to strong feelings

c. Do not reveal what is inside

d. Make one shed tears

4. The expression, ‘silent lies’ in the second stanza implies:

1 point

a. Walls make one hide one’s true feelings

b. Walls lie silently around all of us

c. Walls are silent

d. Walls are liars

5 Why is not a good idea to have these ‘walls’?

1 point

a. They are made up of bricks

b. They hurt others

c. They act as a fortress

d. They act as prison and keep loved ones.

6. The poetic device used predominantly in 1st stanza is :

1 point

a. Oxymoron

b. Metonymy

c. Anaphora

d. juxtaposition

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Answer 1

Answer:

1.b

2.d

3.c

4.a

5.d

6.a

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