Unit 4 Test (Araby and Sonnets)

In "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning," to what does the speaker compare him and his lover when they must be apart?

• to the two legs of a compass

• to the two arms of a clock

• to the two wings of a bird

• to the two wheels of a cart

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"People should not be afraid when they confront death." is a _____________ from "Holy Sonnet 10".

• Theme

• Moral Lesson

• Motif

• Symbol

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In "Araby" the boy goes to_____________?

• buy a present for Mangan's sister

• buy sweets for himself

• meet his friends at the bazaar

• sell his old books

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The following lines from "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning" most closely mean: "Though I must go, endure not yet A breach, but and expansion..."

• Distance will make love grow, not break.

• Love will wither with distance.

• Separation will lead to heartbreak.

• Love is fragile and cannot withstand distance.

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What does the bazaar mean to the narrator in the short story, "Araby"?

• A foreign and exotic experience

• A mundane and ordinary event

• A place to meet friends

• A place to buy everyday items

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Poetry that philosophically analyzes things beyond physical being (ex. love, death, religion, morality), is known as a ________________________.

• Metaphysical Poetry

• Romantic Poetry

• Epic Poetry

• Lyric Poetry

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The following line from "Holy Sonnet 10" is an example of what type of figurative language? "Death, be not proud"

• Personification

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

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causing fear, great suffering, or unhappiness

• Virtuous

• Dreadful

• Eternally

• Tedious

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unable to be endured

• Virtuous

• Dreadful

• Eternally

• Intolerable

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lasting forever

• eternal
• finite
• temporary
• transient

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