As Weary Pilgrim Now at Rest

1. Based on the title and the context of the poem, what is a pilgrim?

• a Native American

• a soldier

• a traveler

• a person who ate Thanksgiving dinner with the Indians

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"As weary pilgrim, now at rest,

Hugs with delight his silent nest,"

What is the pilgrim's "silent nest from line 2?"

• his hideaway

• his man cave

• his devotional time

• his grave

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1. What is a pilgrim?

• 1. Traveler 

• Native American

• Soldiers

• Horse

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What kind of “rest” is the weary pilgrim experiencing?

• 1. Sleeping 

• Happiness

• Death

• a nap

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CCSS.RL.11-12.8

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What is traveling a metaphor for?

• Living life

• Dying

• Working

• Loving God

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In line 43 what day is the pilgrim wanting and waiting for?

• Halloween

• her birthday

• the day she is raptured

• Thanksgiving

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As used in line 44 who is the “bridegroom”?

• her husband

• Jesus

• her bride

• the deceased

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