Revision

1. Why might Lucasta think the speaker in the poem is being unkind?

• He is leaving her to go to France

• He is leaving her to go to "war and arms."

• He is breaking with her.

• He is leaving her for another mistress

2. What is the "inconstancy" that the speaker wants Lucasta to understand?

• 2. He embraces her only

• He embrace his country only

• He embraces "a sword, a horse, and a shield" as well as her

  'peaceful presence"

• None of the above.

3. What is the one thing the speaker loves more than Lucasta?

• His Parents more

• His lifestyle more

• His people more

• He loves the honor of fighting for his country more.

Who is Lucasta?

• The Poet's beloved

• The Poet's wife

• The Poet's neighbor.

• The Poet's x-wife

What argument does the speaker make to justify going to war?

• He says he must go because he is not with love with her.

• He says he must go because it is the honorable thing to do.

• He must go because it is a request from his parents.

• None of the above

The structure of the poem is most likely resembling a .........................

What is the main idea of the poem “ To Lucasta, on Going the Wars”?

• Fighting for Lucasta

• Going to the war

• Love of honor is the highest love.

• to honor his parents

In " The Charge of the Light Brigade" how many soldiers ride to the battle field?

• one hundred

• eight hundred

• three hundred

• six hundred

What name does the speaker give the valley into which the soldiers ride?

• The valley of death

• the valley of the light brigade

• the valley of the noble soldiers

• None of the above

What does the speaker urge readers to do at the end of the poem?

• Hold their breath.
• Ignore the speaker's advice.
• To honor the light brigade

• Take a deep breath.