Unit 2 Trivia

What is the connotative meaning of the word emperor in the phrase, "Of this young-eyed emperor"?

• the ruler of many kingdoms

• a person who inspires fear

• a treacherous person

• someone who inspires awe

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What is the connotative meaning of the phrase "Corrupted by the present toy"?

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• demanding an abundance of playthings

• demanding excessive attention

• easily made dishonest

• easily distracted by the latest new thing

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What is the connotative meaning of the word mask from the line "There is no mask but he will wear;"?

• an assumed identity

• an article of clothing

• a covering for the face

• an intentional lie

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In this excerpt from the poem, what is the connotative meaning of the word cried? 

• scolded

• searched for

• chased

• watched over

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What is the connotative meaning of "wears all coats" in this line from the poem?

• Cupid is easily recognized

• Cupid's appearance has changed with age

• Cupid can appear in many forms

• Cupid's behavior has changed over time

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What is the meaning of "Cried him up and down the coast" in these lines from the poem?

• Venus blames herself for her son's disappearance.

• Venus feels considerable anger toward her son.

• Venus searches actively for her son's whereabouts.

• Venus accepts that her son will not likely return.

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Which lines most effectively use imagery in describing Cupid's power to develop an admiring tone?

Select each correct answer.

• "Time and tide are strangely changed,
  Men and manners much deranged;"

• "Venus, when her son was lost,
  Cried him up and down the coast,"

• "In those unfathomable orbs
  Every function he absorbs;"

• "Boy no more, he wears all coats,
  Frocks and blouses, capes, capotes;"

• "In the pit of his eye's a spark
  Would bring back day if it were dark;"

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Which lines contain word choice that develops a critical tone?

Select each correct answer.

• "But he is the arch-hypocrite,"

• "For Cupid goes behind all law,"

• "O how wise are his discourses!"

• "And holds all stars in his embrace."

• "There is no mask but he will wear;"

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What does the imagery in these lines convey about Cupid's character? 

• Cupid is charming and tries to positively affect everyone he encounters.

• Cupid is loyal and protective of those he considers to be friends.

• Cupid is connected to nature and uses flowers to spread joy.

• Cupid is playful and uses humor to appeal to others.

  Cupid is playful and uses humor to appeal to others. - no response given

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What does the imagery in the lines "In the pit of his eye's a spark / Would bring back day if it were dark;" convey about Cupid's abilities?

• He has the power to restore love.

• He can manipulate time.

• He is capable of great lies.

• He is able to predict the future.

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