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AP Success - AP English Literature: Calmly We Walk Through This April’s Day

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Question 1

Multiple choice

Poetry that idealizes urban life
Poetry that addresses the struggles of city dwellers
Poetry written by famous metropolitan poets
Poetry that contrasts urban and rural life
Poetry that is popular in metropolitan areas

Question 2

Multiple choice

Economic disparity
Social harmony
Political conflict
Personal ambition
Cultural diversity

Question 3

Multiple choice

Establish the historical context of the poem
Highlight a significant event in that year
Indicate the poet's age
Suggest a future prediction
Create a sense of nostalgia

Question 4

Multiple choice

The destructive nature of time
The purifying aspect of time
Time as a source of enlightenment
The cyclical nature of life and death
The urgency of living in the present

Question 5

Multiple choice

The unity of different social classes
The indifference of the wealthy
The economic spectrum within the city
The potential for social mobility
The isolation felt by individuals

Question 6

Multiple choice

Optimism
Indifference
Desperation
Curiosity
Anxiety

Question 7

Multiple choice

The idea of life as a place of learning
The formal education system's influence
The innocence and joy of childhood
The structured nature of societal expectations
The harsh lessons learned through experience

Question 8

Multiple choice

Personal loss and remembrance
The speaker's search for identity
The generational gap
The impact of historical events on individuals
Familial relationships

Question 9

Multiple choice

Simile
Personification
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Onomatopoeia

Question 10

Multiple choice

A sense of chaos and fragmentation
A narrative of personal and collective history
The cyclical nature of time and memory
A critique of societal values and norms
The process of philosophical inquiry

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