To Autumn - Analysis Quiz

What meter does Keats use in "Ode to Autumn"?

Question Answer Choices Dactylic hexameter Iambic pentameter Trochaic tetrameter Anapestic trimeter

How many stanzas are in the poem "Ode to Autumn"?

Question Answer Choices Five Two Four Three

What literary device is used when Keats refers to "the maturing sun" in "To Autumn"?

Question Answer Choices Personification Simile Alliteration Metaphor

What does the speaker urge autumn to think about in Keats's "To Autumn"?

Question Answer Choices The coming winter The maturing sun The blooming spring Its own music

Why does Keats refer to autumn as the 'Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness' in "Ode To Autumn"?

Question Answer Choices Because autumn is known for its vibrant sunsets and clear skies, creating a picturesque setting. Because autumn is a season of festivals and celebrations, marking the end of the growing season. Because autumn is characterized by misty mornings and evenings, and an abundance of ripe fruits and harvests. Because autumn is a time of cold weather and falling leaves, signaling the approach of winter.

What point of transition does the first stanza of 'To Autumn' describe?

Question Answer Choices The transition between summer and autumn. The transition between winter and spring. The transition between autumn and winter. The transition between spring and summer.

How does Keats describe the effect of autumn on the bees in "Ode To Autumn"?

Question Answer Choices Keats describes how the multitude of flowers makes the bees think that warm days will last forever. Keats describes how the bees become lethargic and stop gathering nectar. Keats describes how the bees build larger hives to prepare for winter. Keats describes how the bees migrate to warmer climates to avoid the cold.

In Keats's "To Autumn," who are described as "bosom-friends"?

Question Answer Choices Autumn and the maturing sun Summer and the shining sun Winter and the falling snow Spring and the blooming flowers

What is the rhyme scheme of each stanza in "Ode to Autumn"?

Question Answer Choices ABBACDDCEE ABABCDEDCCE AABBCCDDEE ABABCDCDEE

What imagery does Keats use to describe the fruitfulness of autumn in "Ode To Autumn"?

Question Answer Choices Keats describes blooming flowers, chirping birds, and green meadows. Keats describes snow-covered landscapes, icy winds, and bare trees. Keats describes ripe apples, vines loaded with fruit, and gourds swelling with ripeness. Keats describes barren fields, fallen leaves, and frosty mornings.