What does the speaker mean by “I’m through” in the last line?

What is one key poetic device Plath uses heavily in Daddy?

What does the “stake in your fat black heart” signify in the poem’s conclusion?

What tone best describes Daddy overall?

What object does the speaker use to symbolize cutting off communication with her father’s memory?

How many lines and stanzas does Daddy contain, as noted in the file?

Which historical allusions does the speaker controversially use in the poem?

What metaphor does Plath use to describe herself in relation to her father in the opening lines?

How does the speaker symbolically kill her father’s oppressive image in the poem?

What does the speaker mean when she says “I’m through”?

Which best describes the structure and style of Daddy?

What is the tone of Daddy?

Which mythological creature does the speaker compare her father/husband to in the poem’s conclusion?

What event in Plath’s life significantly influenced the poem Daddy?

What does the “black shoe” metaphor in the poem represent?

Which historical imagery does Plath controversially use in Daddy?

What literary movement is Daddy most associated with?

Who is the speaker of Daddy?

Which of these meter patterns is used in A Prayer for my Daughter?

What is represented by the “Horn of Plenty” in the poem?

What does Yeats use as a symbol of stability and rootedness for his daughter?

What is the poet’s primary wish for his daughter regarding beauty?

Which literary device is used in the phrase “murderous innocence of the sea”?

In which collection was A Prayer for my Daughter published?

Who is the speaker of A Prayer for my Daughter?

What major theme is explored in “A Prayer for my Daughter”?

Which organization did Yeats help found to promote Irish plays?

In “A Prayer for my Daughter,” what does the “hidden tree” symbolize?

What poetic movement is Yeats most associated with?

Which woman from Yeats’s life is indirectly criticized in “A Prayer for my Daughter”?

What is the setting of “A Prayer for my Daughter”?

W. B. Yeats was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in the year:

What solution does the speaker propose for the loss of faith and certainty in the world?

Which meter is predominantly used in Dover Beach?

What is the primary setting of the poem?

Which historical developments influenced Arnold’s writing of Dover Beach?

The line “Where ignorant armies clash by night” suggests:

What mood dominates Dover Beach?

Which ancient playwright is mentioned in Dover Beach?

What poetic device is used in the lines: “The Sea of Faith / Was once, too, at the full, and round earth’s shore / Lay like the folds of a bright girdle furled”?

What does the “Sea of Faith” symbolize in the poem?

Who is the silent listener in Dover Beach?

What is the main theme explored in Wole Soyinka's poem 'Telephone Conversation'?

Which of Wole Soyinka's plays features the character Professor, a man obsessed with the pursuit of knowledge and truth on the road?

Which of the following best describes Wole Soyinka's writing style?

What is the central conflict in Wole Soyinka's 'The Strong Breed'?

Which of the following themes is NOT typically associated with Wole Soyinka's works?

Which of Soyinka's works directly critiques authoritarian rule and political corruption in Africa?

In 'The Lion and the Jewel,' what does the character Lakunle represent?

What is the significance of the setting in Wole Soyinka's play 'The Road'?