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The following elements are common in Ginsberg’s work. Which of them appear in this poem by Whitman? Check all of the boxes that apply to Whitman’s poem.

A
free verse
B
long lines
C
challenge to conventional values
D
celebration of existence
E
rhythm that is similar to human speech
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How does the long-line free verse used by both Whitman and Ginsberg reflect their rebellious attitudes? The form is .

A
traditional and expresses ideas simply
B
rebellious and free from rules
C
difficult for readers to understand
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Which of these statements about the lengths of the lines in this poem is true?

A
The lines are all equal in length.
B
The lines are visually similar.
C
The lines break only at the end punctuation.
4

Identify how the poet uses sentences to structure the poem.

A
Ginsberg uses simple, concise sentences.
B
Ginsberg uses two long sentences.
C
Ginsberg mixes long sentences and short sentences.
5

How does Ginsberg’s free verse convey his intent and viewpoint? It reflects .

A
his rebellion against the norm
B
his adherence to tradition
C
his amazement at the supermarket
6

What feeling or idea does Ginsberg express with this allusion to Walt Whitman?

A
Ginsberg suggests that both he and Whitman are lonely and lost.
B
Ginsberg suggests that both he and Whitman are out of step with the norms of mainstream society.
C
Ginsberg suggests that both he and Whitman are running out of time and must leave the market.
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What effect does free verse have on the poem?

A
It provides a clear focus for the reader.
B
It makes the poem sound like a conversation with Whitman.
C
It makes the poem sound different than a traditional poem.

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