Raider of the Treasure Trove Quiz

According to the poem, what spreads “toxic fumes”?

Jealousy

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Rage

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Ignorance

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Hatred

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How does the poet describe the influence of anger on a person’s life?

It brings wisdom

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It causes destruction and calamity

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It provides motivation

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It leads to wealth

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What is described as “enemy of equanimity”?

Greed

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Fear

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Rage

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Laziness

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What is the form of the poem?

Sonnet

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Free verse

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Dramatic monologue

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Haiku

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What metaphor is used to describe anger’s impact in the poem?

A storm

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A snake

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A thief

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A light

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What is the message in the line “As you think, so you feel”?

Thoughts determine emotions

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Emotions are uncontrollable

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Feelings are independent of thoughts

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Actions determine feelings

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What literary device is predominantly used in the line “Rage drags rags after you”?

Simile

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Metaphor

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Personification

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Hyperbole

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What is the poet’s advice for achieving a peaceful life?

Accumulate wealth

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Avoid anger and spread love

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Seek power

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Gain knowledge

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What does the poet suggest is the cause of rage?

External circumstances

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Internal perceptions

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Other people's actions

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Natural disasters

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What kind of imagery is predominantly used in the poem?

Visual imagery

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Nautical imagery

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Auditory imagery

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Tactile imagery

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What is the rhyme scheme of the first stanza?

ababeded

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ababcdcd

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abcabcde

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aabbccdd

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How many lines are in the poem?

16

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20

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23

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25

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Who is the author of “Raider of the Treasure Trove”?

Wole Soyinka

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Lade Wosornu

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Chinua Achebe

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Niyi Osundare

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What does “Heaven-on-earth” symbolize in the poem?

Ultimate wealth

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Political power

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Perfect happiness and peace

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Scientific achievements

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What profession does the poet, Lade Wosornu, have?

Engineer

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Surgeon

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Teacher

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Lawyer

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What does the poet advise to avoid in order to prevent rage?

Wealth accumulation

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Negative thoughts

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Hard work

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Social gatherings

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Which organization has Lade Wosornu notably worked with?

UNESCO

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World Bank

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WHO

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UNICEF

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What does the poet compare anger to in terms of its spread?

Fire

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Storm

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Plague

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Wind

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What is the poem “Raider of the Treasure Trove” primarily about?

Wealth accumulation

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Avoiding anger and promoting joy

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Scientific discoveries

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Environmental conservation

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What is the setting of the poem?

A battlefield

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The pursuit of a joyful and harmonious life on earth

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A scientific laboratory

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A political arena

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According to the poem, what should we ‘fling’ wherever we pause?

Gold

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Roses

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Stones

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Seeds

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Which theme is not present in the poem?

After-effect of anger

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Wealth accumulation

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Avoidance of anger

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Goal of existence

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In the first stanza, what does the persona suggest we should always strive for?

Wealth

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Knowledge

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Joy and love

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Power

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What does “fling roses” symbolize?

Throwing away opportunities

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Spreading peace and happiness

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Destroying obstacles

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Collecting wealth

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What is described as the “chief” obstacle to achieving happiness?

Jealousy

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Rage

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Fear

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Greed

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What is the rhyme scheme of the second stanza?

ababcdcd

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abacacbe

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aabbccdd

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abcdefgh

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What does “Rage drags rags after you” imply?

Rage causes physical harm

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Rage leads to negative consequences

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Rage helps you succeed

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Rage brings wealth

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In the poem, what is suggested as the ultimate destination?

Wealth

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Power

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Heaven-on-earth

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Knowledge

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What does the poem equate to “Heaven-on-earth”?

Wealth accumulation

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A life filled with peace, love, and harmony

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Scientific achievements

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Political power

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What literary device is used in the line “Rage sets sail”?

Simile

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Alliteration

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Personification

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Hyperbole

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Raider of the Treasure Trove Quiz

Raider of the Treasure Trove Quiz

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