Juxtaposition is the positioning of two objects close together
or side by side. It is done in art to create effects in the piece.
It shows similarities and differences of the two objects. It is
also used for comparison or contrast.
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Would a squirrel swim
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Most likely, not by choice. Most mammals can swim, and most
don't do it by choice.
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What does it mean to say that poetry asks us to make imaginative leaps
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Poetry asks us to be open to connections that may not make
logical sense.
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Which best explains the difference between compression and cutting
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Compression means keeping the same ideas but conveying them in
fewer words.
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Which best explains what Wallace Stevens means in the quotation You must become an ignorant man again
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The poet should see the world as if for the first time.
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Why do poets proofread
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To notice and correct small mistakes
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How do concrete poems show a relationship between form and content
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The physical shape of the poem is strongly tied to the ideas
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Which is an example of a form that has repetition as a noticeable feature
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Sestina
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Which is true about the subject matter of an ode
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It varies greatly, from famous people to ordinary objects.
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Which is the best explanation of intention as it relates to poetry
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It is the effect the poet wants the poem to have.
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Why poets sometimes change their images in a second draft
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the images in a first draft may not quite fit the poem as a whole
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What is juxtaposition
Juxtaposition is the positioning of two objects close together
or side by side. It is done in art to create effects in the piece.
It shows similarities and differences of the two objects. It is
also used for comparison or contrast.
Would a squirrel swim
Most likely, not by choice. Most mammals can swim, and most
don't do it by choice.
What does it mean to say that poetry asks us to make imaginative leaps
Poetry asks us to be open to connections that may not make
logical sense.
Which best explains the difference between compression and cutting
Compression means keeping the same ideas but conveying them in
fewer words.
Which best explains what Wallace Stevens means in the quotation You must become an ignorant man again
The poet should see the world as if for the first time.
Why do poets proofread
To notice and correct small mistakes
How do concrete poems show a relationship between form and content
The physical shape of the poem is strongly tied to the ideas
expressed.
Which is an example of a form that has repetition as a noticeable feature
Sestina
Which is true about the subject matter of an ode
It varies greatly, from famous people to ordinary objects.
Which is the best explanation of intention as it relates to poetry
It is the effect the poet wants the poem to have.
Why poets sometimes change their images in a second draft
the images in a first draft may not quite fit the poem as a whole