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Froggy Jumps "If-" by Rudyard KiplingVersión en línea Life lessons in verse por NEW TUTOR_MARIA ISABEL ALIVIO 1 The father is the one speaking and teaching his son. Who is the intended recipient of the advice? a his son (my son) b his friend c the reader 2 What does the setting focus on according to the description? a a specific house b a single city c the world as a whole and the path of life 3 What is the primary conflict type in the poem? a Man vs. Fate b Man vs. Society c Man vs. Self 4 Which literary device is highlighted by repeating 'If you can' at the start of lines? a personification b metaphor c anaphora 5 What is the ultimate reward at the end of the poem? a owning the Earth and reaching manhood b eternal life c fame and wealth 6 In the 'Characters' section, who is identified as the most important person in the poem despite not having any dialogue? a The Son b The father c The Knaves 7 Why did the author choose to use the first-person point of view while addressing 'you'? a To make the poem feel distant and objective b To hide the speaker's true identity c To make the advice feel like a personal pep talk 8 Which literary device is used when Kipling suggests 'walking with Kings' while maintaining the 'common touch'? a Symbolism b Antithesis c Anaphora 9 How does the 'Plot' of the poem function, according to the text? a Ladder of moral challenges b Historical timeline c Series of random events 10 Which type of conflict involves dealing with 'knaves' who twist the truth? a Man vs Society b Man vs Nature c Man vs Machine

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"If-" by Rudyard KiplingVersión en línea

Life lessons in verse

por NEW TUTOR_MARIA ISABEL ALIVIO

The father is the one speaking and teaching his son. Who is the intended recipient of the advice?

his son (my son)

his friend

the reader

What does the setting focus on according to the description?

a specific house

a single city

the world as a whole and the path of life

What is the primary conflict type in the poem?

Man vs. Fate

Man vs. Society

Man vs. Self

Which literary device is highlighted by repeating 'If you can' at the start of lines?

personification

metaphor

anaphora

What is the ultimate reward at the end of the poem?

owning the Earth and reaching manhood

eternal life

fame and wealth

In the 'Characters' section, who is identified as the most important person in the poem despite not having any dialogue?

The Son

The father

The Knaves

Why did the author choose to use the first-person point of view while addressing 'you'?

To make the poem feel distant and objective

To hide the speaker's true identity

To make the advice feel like a personal pep talk

Which literary device is used when Kipling suggests 'walking with Kings' while maintaining the 'common touch'?

Symbolism

Antithesis

Anaphora

How does the 'Plot' of the poem function, according to the text?

Ladder of moral challenges

Historical timeline

Series of random events

Which type of conflict involves dealing with 'knaves' who twist the truth?

Man vs Society

Man vs Nature

Man vs Machine

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"If-" by Rudyard KiplingVersión en línea

por NEW TUTOR_MARIA ISABEL ALIVIO

The father is the one speaking and teaching his son. Who is the intended recipient of the advice?

What does the setting focus on according to the description?

What is the primary conflict type in the poem?

Which literary device is highlighted by repeating 'If you can' at the start of lines?

What is the ultimate reward at the end of the poem?

In the 'Characters' section, who is identified as the most important person in the poem despite not having any dialogue?

Why did the author choose to use the first-person point of view while addressing 'you'?

Which literary device is used when Kipling suggests 'walking with Kings' while maintaining the 'common touch'?

How does the 'Plot' of the poem function, according to the text?

Which type of conflict involves dealing with 'knaves' who twist the truth?

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