Test Match Sabina Park
1. What is the theme of the poem?
(a) Fall from glory
(b) An exciting cricket match
(c) Reflections of a spectator
(d) Failed batsmen
2. Which line in the poem tells that the crowd lacked the spirited response to
the match?
3. The speaker is critical of the English batting.
Quote the lines in support of the criticism.
4. Why is the poet’s rationale for a dull game not convincing even to himself?
5. What is the “tarnished rosette” which the writer mentions in the last
stanza?
Why is it tarnished?
6. The tone of the poem is
(a) sarcastic (b) formal (c) conversational (d) harsh
7. What does the native language of the folk lend to the poem?
8. In this poem you hear two voices.
Whose voices are they?
9. What is meant by the line “Proudly wearing the rosette of my skin”?
10. What insights do you get of the relationship between the English and the
native folk from the expression, “Eh white bwoy”?
hard test
ReplyDeletenope.... it is very easy!!!!! u r just dumb and no nothing about the poem
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Deletei agree with both of u
Deleteif one cant understand d message d poem is sending den dat person cant possibly answer the questions bt den again it wuz his opinion
he wuz jus expressing a taught
more like how he felt
ikr smh
ReplyDeletetest match sabina park deals with race. discuss how the persona is use to develop this idea. can anyone help me please
ReplyDeleteIn what way....well we see the cultural differences in the way he spoke versus the Jamaican patois and the way the game is played and the setting for example not many persons in lorde and many are in Jamaica which is where Sabina park is hope I helped
ReplyDeleteI think the way they expressed race is basically the same as cultural differences and also the way they each play the game hope I helped
DeleteYour all are just raises you don't know nothing about Jamaicans but yet discriminate them the Jamaican won the match because they have the support of each other and patois is not a language they just talk that way for fun Jamaicans speak proper English for that is their basic language
ReplyDeleteEnglish is our first language . your right we just speak patois for fun or if we know a person very well . but i dont know how they were being raises , everyone has their opinion about the poem .
DeleteEnglish is our first language . your right we just speak patois for fun or if we know a person very well . but i dont know how they were being raises , everyone has their opinion about the poem .
Deleteyou guys need to learn how to spell...the word is racist
DeleteEnglish is not a first language of Caribbean People. Any of the Creoles whether English Creole/French or Dutch Creole would be our first language. We call the first language of each Island something different like Patois in Jamaica and Guilly in Anguilla Etc. There are other Languages too that Caribbean people speak that were here before the British colonized us. Also, please learn to spell when you are going to use English words on the Internet.
DeleteWho is the possible speaker in line 10-12
ReplyDeletewhat's the answer for all of them...somebody please tell me
ReplyDeletenobody wanna share there answers
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