Sir Thomas Wyatt--"Whoso List to Hunt"

In real life who did Sir Thomas' work for?

• King Henry VII

  (seventh)

• King Henry VI

  (sixth)

• King Henry VIII

  (eighth)

• King Henry IV

  (fourth)

"Whoso List to Hunt" is a ....

• Petrarchan Sonnet

• Japanese Haiku

• Free Verse Poem

• Sestina

What is the name of the woman who Sir Thomas Wyatt was rumored to have feelings for?

• Anne Boleyn

• Ann Boly

• Lady Anne

• Anna Banana

Sir Thomas Wyatt used a "hunting a hind" as a metaphor for what?

• The Queen

• King Henry VIII

• Nothing. He just likes deer

• Chasing his love interest

The speaker of "Whoso List to Hunt" realizes he will never have her. Which line below tells us he has reached the realization that he will never get this woman:

• Yet may I by no means my wearied mind 

  Draw from the deer.              

• Who list her hunt, I put him out of doubt,

  As well as I may spend his time in vain.

• (The vain travail (or path) hath wearied me so sore,

Wyatt uses an allusion to the tyrant Caesar to represent whom . . .

• Putin

• Caesar

• King Henry VIII

• King Alfred

What cautionary remark does he give to other "hunters"?

• He lets them know that she is wild and needs to be tamed.

• They will be wasting their time if they go after her, just like he wasted his time.

• He warns other hunters that she is Caesar's (King Henry VIII's) deer.

• He warns them that she is madly in love with him.