WorksheetsGlossary #1 - SOL F
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 4mins
The archaic second person present indicative of be; are
Temperate
Art
Thou
Thee
Moderate; self-restrained
Posy
Swain
Temperate
Thou
The archaic normative case of the personal pronoun of the second person singular; you
Thou
Swain
Madrigal
Kirtle
The archaic second person singular present simple of owe
Posy
Thee
Myrtle
Owest
A song with no music sang in three voices or more
Owest
Thee
Madrigal
Twaine
The objective form of the personal pronoun of the second person singular; you
Thee
Stagge
Doth
Hath
Flower bouquet
Pearst
Posy
Sheweth
Semblance
A woman's loose gown
Sheweth
Madrigal
Myrtle
Kirtle
An evergreen shrub with white flowers, anciently used as a symbol of love
Myrtle
Kirtle
Subtill
Betide
A male admirer or lover
Hath
Subtill
Swain
Betide
The archaic third person singular present indicative of have; has
Sheweth
Hath
Twaine
Stagge
The archaic form of showed
Obeyeth
Hath
Doth
Sheweth
Outward aspect or appearance
Stagge
Semblance
Betide
Hath
The archaic third person singular present indicative of does
Thou
Owest
Thee
Doth
Two
Subtill
Pearst
Twaine
Sheweth
Pierced; made a hole through it
Pearst
Betide
Swain
Myrtle
Obeys
Obeyeth
Betide
Semblance
Art
An adult male deer
Twaine
Swain
Stagge
Posy
Subtle; difficult to perceive
Stagge
Temperate
Madrigal
Subtill
To happen; to come to pass
Subtill
Betide
Art
Kirtle
John Milton is the author of:
Sonnet 7
The Sturdy Rock
Sonnet 18
Passionate Shepherd to His Love
The author of Sonnet 18 is:
Christopher Marlowe
William Shakespeare
John Milton
This poem is about a man trying to convince a woman to go with him.
Sonnet 7
Passionate Shepherd to His Love
Sonnet 18
