The Telephone by Edward Field

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Test your knowledge of Edward Field's poem 'The Telephone' and its themes of connection and happiness.

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Jael Diane Gicoso

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Froggy Jumps The Telephone by Edward FieldVersión en línea Test your knowledge of Edward Field's poem 'The Telephone' and its themes of connection and happiness. por Jael Diane Gicoso 1 What does the speaker's happiness depend on? a An electric appliance b A book c A pet 2 How does the speaker feel about their telephone? a It's useless b It annoys them c It brings them joy 3 What does the telephone alert the speaker to? a Love or gossip b Silence or solitude c Work or stress 4 How does the speaker describe their state without the telephone? a Like a bear in a cave b Like a fish in water c Like a bird in a cage 5 What season does the speaker associate with the ringing of the telephone? a Fall b Spring c Winter 6 What does the speaker do when the telephone rings? a Combs their hair b Leaves the house c Goes to sleep 7 What does the speaker feel when they pick up the receiver? a Hungry for the human voice b Tired of talking c Indifferent to news 8 What does the telephone symbolize in the poem? a Isolation and loneliness b Connection and being wanted c Technology and progress 9 What city-related issue does the speaker mention? a Traffic jams b High rent prices c Separation from friends 10 What is the overall tone of the poem? a Melancholic and sad b Angry and frustrated c Joyful and appreciative

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The Telephone by Edward FieldVersión en línea

Test your knowledge of Edward Field's poem 'The Telephone' and its themes of connection and happiness.

por Jael Diane Gicoso

What does the speaker's happiness depend on?

An electric appliance

A book

A pet

How does the speaker feel about their telephone?

It's useless

It annoys them

It brings them joy

What does the telephone alert the speaker to?

Love or gossip

Silence or solitude

Work or stress

How does the speaker describe their state without the telephone?

Like a bear in a cave

Like a fish in water

Like a bird in a cage

What season does the speaker associate with the ringing of the telephone?

Fall

Spring

Winter

What does the speaker do when the telephone rings?

Combs their hair

Leaves the house

Goes to sleep

What does the speaker feel when they pick up the receiver?

Hungry for the human voice

Tired of talking

Indifferent to news

What does the telephone symbolize in the poem?

Isolation and loneliness

Connection and being wanted

Technology and progress

What city-related issue does the speaker mention?

Traffic jams

High rent prices

Separation from friends

What is the overall tone of the poem?

Melancholic and sad

Angry and frustrated

Joyful and appreciative

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The Telephone by Edward FieldVersión en línea

por Jael Diane Gicoso

What does the speaker's happiness depend on?

How does the speaker feel about their telephone?

What does the telephone alert the speaker to?

How does the speaker describe their state without the telephone?

What season does the speaker associate with the ringing of the telephone?

What does the speaker do when the telephone rings?

What does the speaker feel when they pick up the receiver?

What does the telephone symbolize in the poem?

What city-related issue does the speaker mention?

What is the overall tone of the poem?

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