Ode to Enchanted Light

Toward what does the poet express an appreciative tone, or attitude?

• Cicadas

• Natural light

• Leaves

• Empty air

In the first stanza of “Ode to Enchanted Light,” the poet suggests that one reason the forest looks so beautiful is that —

• the sunlight is streaming through the branches

• the trees are all covered with leaves

• the forest is located near the ocean

• the rain has transformed the trees

In “Ode to Enchanted Light,” the poet uses a simile in lines 4 and 5 —

• to create a sense of mystery about his subject

• to describe something unfamiliar to his reader

• to evoke feelings of excitement toward nature

• to influence people to preserve natural wonders

In the second stanza of “Ode to Enchanted Light,” the poet uses the words high into the empty air to —

• show that it is not raining

• suggest that there are no clouds

• illustrate what the woods look like

• describe the solitude of the forest

A cicada send its sawing sound is a line from the poem:

• Ode to enchanted light

• Sleeping in the forest

• Poem 20

• Talk Trash

Is the main similitude between "Ode to enchanted light" & "Sleeping in the forest" poems:

• Are songs.

• Talks about nature.

• Use imagery.

• Use personification.

Toward what does the poet express an appreciative tone, or attitude?

• Cicadas

• Natural light

• Leaves

• Empty air

What is the primary theme of 'Ode to Enchanted Light'?

• A) The beauty of nature

• B) The passage of time

• C) The power of love

• D) The struggle for survival

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Ode to Enchanted Light'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Alliteration

• D) Personification

In 'Ode to Enchanted Light,' what does the poet compare the light to?

• A) A flowing river

• B) A gentle breeze

• C) A bird in flight

• D) A shimmering star