Sonnet 29, Walking Away, Letters from Yorkshire

Who is the tree in Sonnet 29?

• Elizabeth Barrett Browning
• Robert Browning
• No one

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What are the vines in Sonnet 29?

• The speaker's thoughts about her lover
• The speaker's fears
• A representation of death

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What does the speaker in Sonnet 29 want?

• To be away from the lover
• Someone to fall in love with her
• Her lover to be with her in person
• To marry someone

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'And _______ within thy shadow a new air'

• Try
• Feel
• See
• Breathe

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What are the key words to describe the relationship in 'Letters from Yorkshire'

• Distance and connection
• Passion and desire
• Fear and hatred
• Longing and sadness

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CCSS.RL.8.5

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Sonnet 29: '_______ thy presence'

• Remake
• Bring
• Renew
• Retry

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Letters from Yorkshire: '____ miles'

• icy
• long

• warm
• distant

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How is the speaker's work presented in 'Letters from Yorkshire'?

• Exciting
• Useful
• Unrewarding
• Boring

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CCSS.RL.8.5

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How is the man described in 'Letters from Yorkshire'

• Active and with nature
• Shy and quiet
• Passive and lazy
• Unfeeling

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Letters from Yorkshire: 'pouring ____ and ____ into an envelope'

• tea and coffee
• love and hope
• air and light
• wishes and dreams

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