Sonnet 116

Front

Marriage of true minds refers to:

Back

A faithful union.

Front

In sonnet 116, an altar is where a priest marries a couple.

Back

false

Front

In Sonnet 116, Shakespeare compares love to an ever-fixed mark that withstands tempests and a guiding star for wandering ships.

Back

both of these statements

Front

Love is true only if it remains unchanged.

Back

True

Front

Shakespeare compares love to an 'ever-fixed mark' and 'a star to every wandering bark.'

Back

metaphor

Front

Shakespeare's sonnet explains true love and its misconceptions.

Back

Explains what true love is and what it is not.

Front

Last two lines of the sonnet:

Back

dare the reader to prove Shakespeare wrong.

Front

Shakespeare's view on true love in the sonnet.

Back

False

Front

Shakespeare's view on love's constancy:

Back

False

Front

Shakespeare: Love endures to the edge of doom.

Back

True