The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd and the Passionate Shepherd

The tone in "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love" is

• Odd and creepy

• Confused and distracted

• Thoughtful and loving

• Forceful and demanding

A poem dealing with rural life, usually overly romanticizing that type of life

• Pastoral Poetry

• Preventative Poetry

• Pestilence Poetry

• Providential Poetry

Who is the speaker in "The Nymph’s Reply To the Shepherd"?

• His sheep

• The Shepherd

• Sir Walter Raleigh

• The Nymph

In " The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd", what best describes the poem's main idea?

• Women hate nature

• That man, no matter the man, lie about things

• Relationships between men and women can be complicated

• Relationships, like those in the natural world and nature, decay over time

Who is the "Speaker" in The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd?

• The Nymph

• The Reader

• His Love

• The Shepherd

What relationship does the title of Raleigh's poem establish between Raleigh's poem and Marlowe's poem?

• They are not connected

• Raleigh and Marlowe both like Shepherd's

• Raleigh wanted to anger Marlowe

• Raleigh wrote it as an answer to Marlowe

What material is possessions have been promised to the Nymph?

• A purse of flowers, endless hours, and sweet songs

• A wool gown, lined slippers and cap of flowers

• A silk dress, string of pearls and a warm home

• A chain of gold, endless love and a warm nights

Which of the following lines from " The Passionate Shepherd To His Love" contributes the most to its being a pastoral poem?

• " Seeing the shepherds feed their flocks"

• " Come live with me and be my love"

• " With buckles of the purest gold"

• " If these delights thy mind may love"

Which statement best summarizes how these two poem differ?

• The poems are different but the speakers are not

• Raleigh's poem is about a nymph; Marlowe's is not

• Marlowe's is idealistic and Raleigh's is realistic

• Marlowe's poem has a meter ; Raleigh's does not

Two lines of verse, usually in the same meter and joined by rhyme, that form a unit.

• Stanza

• End rhyme

• Couplet

• Rhyme