A Wreath of Tears Questions and Answers (THE COCKCROW)
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- Who wrote the poem?
- Who did the poet write for?
- The poem can be best described as a/an
- How was the funeral described in the first stanza
- The poem is made up of how many lines?
- What the tone of the poem?
- What is the subject matters of the poem?
- From the poem, we learn that grief from the dead is
- From where did the persona pluck rose, ivy, ferns and lilies for the funeral?
- In the poem, how is grief described?
- The “from the garden of memory” is an example of what literary device?
- Why couldn’t they send flowers in the poem?
- The diction of the poem can best be described as
Now compare and mark out your answers with the answers provided below.
- Kobena Eyi Acquah
- Osofopon Kobena Esuman
- Dirge
- Quiet and small
- 29
- Sorrowful
- Funeral
- Personal
- Garden of memory
- Private
- Metaphor
- Alliteration
- Because they are appreciable
- Simple
