‘The Passionate Shepherd to his Love’ quiz

‘The Passionate Shepherd to his Love’    is written by

• Shakespeare

• Wyatt

• Milton

• Marlow

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The main theme of the poem is

• Complex love

• Simple love

• Unattainable love

• Needed love

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‘The Passionate Shepherd to his Love’    is considered

• A pastoral poem

• An epic poem

• A lyrical poem

• A sonnet

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Pastoral poems usually centre the idea of

• The quiet simplicity of urban

• The quiet simplicity of rural life

• The harsh and cruel rural life

• The harsh and cruel urban life

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The setting of the poem is

• winter

• summer

• autumn

• spring

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The speaker in the poem is a

• poet

• girl

• shephard

• farmer

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The use of ‘passionate’ in the title suggests

• Superficial feelings

• Strong hatred

• Superficial love

• Strong emotions

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‘Come live with me, and be my love’. The figure of speech used is …..

• Apostrophe

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Personification

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"melodious birds sing madrigals" this line appeals to the sense of ……….

• Sight

• Smell

• Sound

• Touch

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The poem consists of ………….

• Three stanzas

• Four stanzas

• Five stanzas

• Six stanzas

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CCSS.RL.8.4

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