1. Describing Death as the carriage driver and Immortality as a fellow passenger are examples of which literary device?

A) metaphor

B) imagery

C) hyperbole

D) personification

2. Which of these is an example of alliteration?

A) “slowly drove”

B) “Gazing Grain”

C) “The Cornice—in the Ground”

D) “Were toward Eternity—”

3. Comparing dying to going for a ride in Death’s carriage is an example of which literary device?

A) foreshadowing

B) irony

C) flashback

D) metaphor

4. What literary device is exemplified by the pauses within lines such as, “Or rather—He passed us—“? (Line 13)

A) anaphora

B) enjambment

C) caesura

D) onomatopoeia