Mirror Magic

The use of swallow in line 2 is an example of personification. What effect does it have on the poem?

• It conveys the way the mirror completely consumes whatever it see.

• It reveeals how hungry tthe mirror is for new images to consume.

• It explains why the mirror has grown tired of seeing the same things.

• It sugges the mirror reflects anything blocking its view of the wall.

Which two statements best describe the structure of the poem?

• The poem emphasizes a steady beat.

• The poem contains lines without a fixed meter.

• The poem has clear and regular rhyme scheme.

• The poem maintains a strict syllabic count per line.

• The poem is divided into two stanzas.

The poem shifts in the second stanza by ....

• revealing the mirror's feelings of anger

• exploring the godlike nature of the mirror

• Focusing on the woman's reactions

• Comparing the light with the darkness

What literary device is used in the phrase 'Mirror Magic' to create a sense of enchantment?

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Simile

• Personification

In the context of 'Mirror Magic,' what does the mirror symbolize?

• A portal to another world

• A reflection of reality

• A tool for vanity

• A source of truth

Which sentence best describes the theme of 'Mirror Magic'?

• The mirror reveals hidden truths.

• The mirror distorts reality.

• The mirror is a source of fear.

• The mirror is a symbol of beauty.

What is the effect of the mirror's 'magic' on the observer in the story?

• It creates illusions.

• It reveals their true self.

• It frightens them.

• It entertains them.

How does the author use imagery to describe the mirror in 'Mirror Magic'?

• By comparing it to a window

• By describing its reflective surface

• By likening it to a pool of water

• By portraying it as a mystical object

What is the tone of the passage 'Mirror Magic'?

• Mysterious

• Joyful

• Melancholic

• Humorous

Which character trait is most affected by the mirror's magic in the story?

• Vanity

• Curiosity

• Fear

• Wisdom