1 What is this work's genre? Italian sonnet Haiku English sonnet Sestina 2 Which of the following is a focus of the poem? Revolution Romantic love Parenthood Art 3 What is the definition of the word "insphere"? To inspire To enchant To harm To surround 4 What does the palm tree represent? The lover Escape The speaker Labor 5 When was this poem first published? 1779 1850 1835 1970 6 The poem's first line contains alliteration with which sound? F I Th K 7 What is suggested by the pronoun "thee"? That the speaker has a close relationship to the addressee That the speaker is addressing a group That the speaker lives in Elizabethan times That the speaker is using a formal register 8 Why does the speaker worry about her own imagination? She thinks her imagination is dull and boring She cannot focus at work or in conversation She believes she will be punished for imagined transgressions She fears it will suppress the reality of her lover 9 To whom is the poem addressed? The speaker's younger self A political leader A generic reader The speaker's lover 10 To which literary/historical era does this poem belong? Baroque Victorian Postcolonial Postmodern 11 Which line shows assonant "ee" sounds? And breathe within thy shadow a new air, "About thee, as wild vines, about a tree" Yet, O my palm-tree, be it understood I think of thee!—my thoughts do twine and bud 12 Which is an example of metonymy? "my thoughts do twine and bud" "I am too near thee" "the straggling green" "And breathe within thy shadow" 13 In which poetry collection did this work first appear? Leaves of Grass Sonnets from the Portuguese Ariel Complete Sonnets 14 Which is a major theme of the poem? Coming of Age Loss Fantasy Imperfection 15 Which word is an instance of onomatopoeia? Joy Rustle Twine Thee 16 Which of the following lines contains caesura? I do not think of thee—I am too near thee. And breathe within thy shadow a new air, I will not have my thoughts instead of thee Rustle thy boughs and set thy trunk all bare, 17 Define the word "twine" as it appears in this work Poke or jab Wrap around A type of string Sing 18 What is the definition of "nought"? Irrelevant Forbidden Nothing Everywhere 19 Which of the following is most prominent in this work? Understatement Extended metaphor Anaphora Synecdoche 20 How does the speaker metaphorically represent her thoughts? As wind As vines As raindrops As leaves 21 Which meter does the poem use? Dactylic trimeter Iambic pentameter Trochail pentameter Iambic hexameter 22 The speaker uses her imagination to try to feel close to the addressee, but in the end it makes her feel further away. This is an example of what? Hyperbole Personification Poetic license Situational irony 23 What is the rhyme scheme of the work's first eight lines? AAAA BBBB ABAB ACAC ABBA ABBA ABAB ABAB 24 Which does NOT describe the poem's tone? Romantic Irritated Conflicted Affectionate 25 What is the rhyme scheme of the work's final six lines? DEFDEF CDECDE CDCDEE CDCDCD