AP English Literature: Development in Poetry
Which of the following best describes the development of the poem?
| AP | AP English Literature AP English Literature and Composition |
| AP English Literature | Form and Structure |
| AP English Literature and Composition | Form and Structure |
| Form and Structure | Identifying overall structures in poetry and prose |
| Product Type | AP English Literature |
| Test Prep | AP English Literature and Composition |
Transcript
mysterious imaginative frightening too All these things I don't think
about it There are a few choices here to look
good but the poems initial intrigue that grows whimsical is
definitely the best choice Whimsical the little pun at the
very end that includes this sunrise Leaving the door ajar
tells us the speaker's playing with the poems setting She's
also playing with our emotions as she turns the poems
mystery into a kind of harmless wordplay So the answer
is C goes from mysterious Teo Well amusing Yeah alright
Loser bowl Well there's nothing deductive in the poems conclusion
The entire thing was framed as a hypothetical the kind
of situation So get rid of a poem Can't sound
too subjective either because little Speaker has an a knish
in point of view right They know everything Get rid
of B and likewise There's nothing particularly realistic about the
poem because well we see a whole lot of objects
thinking and talking a kind of you know Dickinson does
Disney Effect So get rid of D and then frightening
to Placid is inaccurate because well we're never holding tight
to our blankets are calmly dismissing the old folks So
get rid of Adm first See hear mysterious amusing good 00:01:28.73 --> [endTime] for me thin for life