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When Elizabeth Barrett Browning died, what was reported to be her final word(s)?
I love you, Robert
Beautiful
My life, my love
All right
What kind of tone is present in the poem "How Do I Love Thee"?
Devastated
Lovely
Tragic
Romantic
Into how many books is "Aurora Leigh" divided?
6
4
9
10
What does the narrator seem to be afraid to look at after he kills Porphyria?
Her eyes
Her hair
Her parents
God
Who wrote Elizabeth letters of appreciation?
Robert Browning
Tennyson
Byron
Keats
The Prime Minister
In what year did Elizabeth meet poet Robert Browning?
1846
1845
1848
1847
What kind of poem is 'Porphyria's Lover'?
A haiku
A dramatic monologue
A villanelle
A sonnet
Who is Fra Pandolf?
The Duke
The messenger
The painter
Who was Robert's wife?
Poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning --- married in 1846 / ran away to Florence, Italy
Author Mary Shelley --- married in 1846 / ran away to Florence, Italy
Poet Mary Barrett Browning --- married in 1846 / ran away to Florence, Italy
Poet Aurora Leigh --- married in 1846 / ran away to Florence, Italy
Poet Elizabeth Leigh --- married in 1846 / ran away to Florence, Italy
Sonnet was derived from the Italian word called ______?
sonneto
sonetto
sonteno
sonetto
What is meant by the phrase "a spot of joy" in Lines 14-15?
Brightness of the eye
A blush
A time of happiness
A tear
How does Porphyria enter the cottage?
She glides in
She rushes in
She slams the door
She's warm
What was Robert and Elizabeth's sons nickname
Pen
Book
Pencil
Ruler
Eraser
Who is Andrea Del Sarto's wife?
A LADY-IN-WAITING
LUCREZIA
THE PRIOR'S NIECE
MARGO
What did Porphyria's Lover want in the poem?
To marry Porphyria
To kill Porphyria because she had an affair
To be with a different woman
Complete control over her
It is a verse drama by Robert Browning. It was published in 1841 as the first volume of his Bells and Pomegranates series, in a low-priced two-column edition for sixpence and next republished in Poem in 1848, which received much more critical attention. It was dedicated to Thomas Noon Talfourd, who had recently attained fame as the author of the tragedy Ion.
Pauline
Paracelsus
Sordello
Pippa Passes
Men and Women
What do the lines 13-14 in "How Do I Love Thee" “if God choose, / I shall but love thee better after death”reveal about the narrator’s perspective or beliefs?
The narrator believes she and her loved one shall be together in the afterlife.
The narrator fears she will be separated from her loved one after death.
The narrator believes her love is so strong that it will not fade even in death but grow stronger.
The narrator has faith in a grand design, that God will “choose” what is best for her and her lover.
Who is 'thee' in the poem?
Robert Barret
Barret Browning
Robert Browning
Elizabeth was the oldest of how many children ?
11
10
9
8
7
What is the subject taming the sea-horse in the statue by Claus of Innsbruck?
Apollo
Zeus
Mars
Neptune
What does the speaker count in "How Do I Love Thee"?
The ways she gets through the difficulties of life.
The ways she grieves for the "lost saints" of childhood.
The way she loves the person being addressed.
The ways the person who is being addressed could love her back.
Why does the speaker kill Porphyria?
To freeze the perfect moment and stay with her forever
because she is richer than him
because he returns her love
to break up with her
Who wrote the poem, "To an Athlete Dying Young"?
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
A.E. Housman
William Wordsworth
Charles Dickens
What kind of education did Elizabeth have?
No formal education
Tiffin and Durham
Eton and Cambridge
Reed's and Godalming College
St Paul's Girls
Elizabeth took interest into what while in Florence?
Politics and wrote denunciations of slavery in the US
Love and Romance
Nature and the impact of industry
The contrasts between England and Italy
Religion and its loss of significance in the modern age
It is a narrative poem by the English poet Robert Browning. Worked on for seven years, and largely written between 1836 and 1840, it was published in March 1840. It consists of a fictionalised version of the life of da Goito, a 13th-century Lombard troubadour depicted in Canto VI of Dante Alighieri's Purgatorio.
Pauline
Paracelsus
Sordello
Pippa Passes
Men and Women
Did Porphyria's Lover reply when she called him?
Yes
No
What was one of Robert's long dramatic poems called?
Paracelsus
Parakeets
Paranormal
Parascending
Paraglide
Finish the quote:"At last I knew Porphyria ..................... me"
worshipped
hated
loved
despised
'Dramatic Monologue 'is a term , associated with which one poet
Robert Browning
William Shakespeare
John Milton
John Donne
Which of the following quotes best support the theme of "How Do I Love Thee"?
"How do I love thee? Let me count the ways." (Line 1)
“I love thee to the depth and breadth and height / My soul can reach” (Lines 2-3)
“I love thee freely, as men strive for right. / I love thee purely, as they turn from
praise.” (Lines 7-8)
“I love thee with the passion put to use / In my old griefs, and with my
childhood’s faith.” (Lines 9-10)
Identify the movement associated with this painting
Romantic movement
Pre raphaelite movement
When/where did Elizabeth die?
Florence, Italy in 1861
Rome, Italy in 1862
London, England in 1863
Florence, Italy in 1812
Florence, Italy in 1901
Was Elizabeth or Robert more popular during their lifetime ?
Elizabeth’s poems were more popular during her lifetime
Robert’s poems were more popular during his lifetime
what was Elizabeth’s most famous love story
Aurora Leigh (1857)
Aurora Spring (1857)
Aurora Browning (1857)
Aurora Free (1857)
Aurora II (1857)
What type of poem is 'My Last Duchess'?
A sonnet
A limerick
A dramatic monologue
A haiku
Browning wrote the collection in London, where he had returned with his son after the death of his wife, Elizabeth Barrett Browning. It was his first publication after a nine-year hiatus. During this time, Browning's reputation was fluctuating, and it has been published along with The Ring and the Book, which is widely considered his greatest work, were enough to begin a critical re-evaluation of the writer.
Abt Vogler
Dramatis Personae
Fra Lippo Lippi
My Last Duchess
Rabbi Ben Ezra
Read these lines from "How Do I Love Thee":"I love thee with the breath, Smiles, tears, of all my life; and, if God choose, I shall but love thee better after death."What is the meaning of the word "but" in the last line?
only
never
first
currently
Who was listening to the speaker in "My Last Duchess"?
a messenger/servant of a Count
a wedding guest
a friend
the bride-to-be
What specific things did the Duchess do to anger the Duke, according to him? (select all that apply)
Rode with around the terrace
Ignored him all the time.
Had men walking through the orchard and picking cherries with her
Smiled at everyone who flattered her
Porphyria's lover describes her as
'not mine'
'my love'
'mine, mine'
'my soul'
True or False"Andrea del Sarto" is one of Browning's dramatic monologues that shows that Browning is trying to create art that allows for the mind and the soul to both be portrayed rather than just the mind or just the body
True
False
What does the Duke suggest that the Duchess did?
Steal his money
Was unfaithful with other men/promiscuous
What is a dramatic monologue?
Where a single character delivers a speech
Where two characters converse in poetry
A 14 line love poem
A poem to one who has died
A poem of praise to someone or something
It is a dramatic ____________, a form of poetry for which he is famous, about the Italian painter Andrea del Sarto.
lyric
monologue
song
sonnet
What can you say about the rhyme from the line: "I love thee with a love I seemed to lose With my lost saints, - I love thee with the breath Smiles, tears, of all my life! - and if God choose,I shall but love thee better after death."
It has an interior rhyme wherein the rhyming words appear within the same line
It has no rhyme
It has end rhyme which means the rhyming words are at the end of the lines
It has an interior and an end rhyme
But had you—oh, with the same perfect brow,And perfect eyes, and more than perfect mouth,And the low voice my soul hears, ___________.
as a bird
as a falcon
as a phoenix
as a duck
Why would the speaker of the poem say he is not "skilled in speech"?
Because he is uneducated
To manipulate or confuse his companion
To show that his wife is smarter than him
Because he lies a lot
Whose death occurred that caused Elizabeth to write "De Profundis"?
Father
Brother
Mother
Sister
Read these lines from "How Do I Love Thee": "I love thee to the depth and breadth and height My soul can reach, when feeling out of sight For the ends of being and ideal grace."Based on these lines, what can you conclude about the speaker's love for the addressee?
The speaker loves the addressee as much as the speaker's soul allows.
The speaker loves the addressee even though the addressee is not graceful.
The depth of the speaker's love for the addressee is not as great as its breadth and height.
The height of the speaker's love for the addressee is not as great as its depth and breadth.
It is a collection of fifty-one poems in two volumes by Robert Browning, first published in 1855. While now generally considered to contain some of the best of Browning's poetry, at the time it was not received well and sold poorly.
Pauline
Paracelsus
Sordello
Pippa Passes
Men and Women
By the end of the poem, we know the Duke is planning a...
hunting trip
party
vacation
marriage
Why was the duke upset with the duchess?
She kept arguing with him.
She had an affair with the man who painted her portrait.
Everything made her happy and he didn't feel like he was given special attention.
She stole money from him and used it to buy a white horse.
What type of literature were these two Browning pieces?
Poems
Dramatic monologues
Short stories
Plays
Name the poetic technique perfected by Robert Browning
Dramatic Personae
Dramatic soliloquy
Dramatic Monologue
Dramatic impersonation
After He Has Been Extemporizing Upon the Musical Instrument of His InventionIt is the subtitle of
Abt Vogler
Dramatis Personae
Fra Lippo Lippi
My Last Duchess
Rabbi Ben Ezra
Which of the following statements best describes a central theme of the poem "How Do I Love Thee"?
Love is unconditional and eternal.
Coming of age is when one is willing to give up everything for another person
True freedom comes from freedom of the soul.
Love requires sacrifice and is not always
What technique does Browning use in the first stanza to help set the mood?
Alliteration
Emotive language
Strophe
Pathetic Fallacy
The title of the collection came from a line in her Sonnets from the Portuguese. Browning himself was very fond of the collection, referring to the poems as "My fifty men and women" (from the opening line in One Word More).
Pauline
Paracelsus
Sordello
Pippa Passes
Men and Women
What are the key words to describe the relationship in 'Letters from Yorkshire'
Distance and connection
Passion and desire
Fear and hatred
Longing and sadness
What does 'countenance' mean?
It's an old insult
It's a maths term
A face
Annoyance
Elizabeth Barrett Browning (birth - death)
1806-1861
1906-1962
1706-1763
1860-1899
1806-1826
Robert's monologues contain these elements:
1. a speaker who indirectly reveals his or her situation and character
2. a silent listener, addressed by the speaker and implied in what the speaker says
1. a speaker who is alone on stage talking only to the audience
2. the audience plays the second role in the drama
1. a speaker who directly reveals his or her situation and character
2. a silent listener, addressed by the speaker and implied in what the speaker says
1. a speaker who indirectly reveals his or her situation and character
2. a responding listener, addressed by the speaker and implied in what the speaker says
1. two speakers who indirectly reveal his or her situations and character
2. a silent listener, addressed by the speaker and implied in what the speaker says
In which country is the poem set?
England
France
Italy
Germany
What are the sequence of 44 poems written to Robert from Elizabeth called
Sonnets from the Portuguese
Sonnets from the French
Sonnets from the Italians
Sonnets from the Spanish
Sonnets from the Heart
Sonnet 43 expresses
the poet’s intense love for her husband-to-be
the poet's intense longing for freedom
the poet's intense desire to live her chosen life
Who is the duke talking to in the poem?
The duchess
The painter, Fra Pandolf
An emissary
Himself
Who wrote Aurora Leigh?
Matthew Arnold
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Robert Browning
Who is speaking in the poem?
The emissary
The Duchess
The Duke
The painter, Fra Pandolf
Andrea del Sarto explores broad themes such as if all human interactions are governed by aesthetic or exchange value, failure, whether one's wife is a possession, and morality in general. To what extent do you agree with this fact?
Agree
Disagree
Which television show used this Elizabeth Barrett Browning poem in the last scene of an episode? "I love you not only for what you are but for what I am when I'm with you."
Alias
Judging Amy
West Wing
CSI
My Last Duchess is...
a dramatic dialogue
an aromatic monologue
a freeman's catalogue
a dramatic monologue
True or False
Browning's main audience for all his poetry was his beloved wife Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Browning based del Sarto's love for his wife, Lucrezia, on his own love for his wife
True
False
What kind of point of view is used in the line,"How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.I love thee to the depth and breadth and height"?
First
Third
Second
Since "How Do I Love Thee?" is a Petrarchan sonnet, what kind of stanzas does it have?
An octave and a sestet
7 couplets
2 quatrain and a couplet
2 sestets and 1 couplet
When Robert was a teen he decided to...
Make poetry his life's pursuit
Get an ill-advised buzz cut
Move to Italy
Become a priest
Study Art History
Which book of his did not sell a single copy? (hint: his first book)
A long and highly personal poem modelled after Shelley's work --> Pauline
A short and generalised poem modelled after Byron's work --> Paulo
A medium length and highly literal poem modelled after Blake's work --> Paulette
A long and highly contemporary poem modelled after Keats's work --> Paul
A long and rambling poem modelled after John Clare's work --> Clare
Who does the narrator say has not commented on the murder?
God
Porphyria
Himself
Porphyria's mum
What does Robert Browning rank as?
Robert ranks with Tennyson as one of the great Victorian poets
Robert ranks with Robert Frost as one of the great Victorian poets
Robert ranks with Tennyson as one of the worst Victorian poets
Robert ranks with Tennyson as one of the undiscovered Victorian poets
Robert ranks with Tennyson as one of the lesser Victorian poets
The poem is based on real people
True
False
Elizabeth's most famous sonnet starts out "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways?" What is the number of this famous sonnet?
22
34
5
43
The setting is northern Italy in the 1220s, dominated by the struggle between the Guelphs (partisans of the Pope) and the Ghibellines (partisans of the Holy Roman Emperor).
Pauline
Paracelsus
Sordello
Pippa Passes
Men and Women
Agree or DisagreeHowever, later undertones hint at a suspecting of lacking and not being enough, as Lucrezia still chooses her lover over her husband, even though he is making her a romantic suit. He quickly falls into a class of literary males who lack masculinity and passion; the only thing that makes him truly different from Prufrock or any similar characters is that he is aware of his dilemma. King discusses del Sarto's lack of virility, as he describes his wife the way a painter would, with lines and shapes, as opposed to a husband or person of romantic interest
Agree
Disagree
Robert Browning (birth - death)
(1812-1889)
(1912-1989)
(1712-1789)
(1842-1910)
(1812-1842)
What is the first thing Porphyria does when she enters?
She lights a fire
She takes off her hat and gloves
She sits next to the narrator
She dries her hair
What part of Porphyria's body is the narrator seemingly obsessed with?
Her hair
Her neck
Her legs
Her hands
Your soft hand is a woman of itself,And mine the man's bared breast she __________.
curls outside
curls beneath
curls inside
curls along the ride
The author described the work as "the first of a series of dramatic pieces". A young, blameless silk-winding girl is wandering innocently through the environs of Asolo, in her mind attributing kindness and virtue to the people she passes. She sings as she goes, her song influencing others to act for the good—or, at the least, reminding them of the existence of a moral order.
Pauline
Paracelsus
Sordello
Pippa Passes
Men and Women
"Andrea del Sarto" (also called "____________")
The Faultless Painter
The Creative Painter
The Faultless Musician
The Faultless Scriptor
What kind of figurative speech are present in "How Do I Love Thee"? (select two)
simile
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
metaphor
What does this line mean? "I love thee purely, as they turn from Praise."
genuinely without desire for adoration and approval
genuinely without the need for love and happiness
wholeheartedly without the need for flattery
What does the narrator think Porphyria wants?
To give herself to him forever
A one night stand
Some peace and quiet
To be murdered
The listener in "My Last Duchess" is present to
sell a sculpture
settle a dowry for a marriage
investigate the speaker
Buy a painting
The historical del Sarto was born in_________
Rome, Italy
London, England
Florence, Italy
Paris, France
How many languages does Elizabeth know?
8
7
6
5
4
What is its rhyme scene?
cdcdcdabbaabba
abbaabbacdcdcd
bbaabbaadccd
bbaabbaacdcdcd
Robert Browning's shorter dramatic monologues:
"My Last Duchess" "Life in a Love" "Porphyria's Lover"
"Pauline", "The Ring and the Book" "The Idylls of the King"
"Ode to Joy", "My First Duchess" "The Bishop's Lover"
"Ode on Melancholy" "My Only Duchess" "The End of the King"
"Pauline" "My Last Duchess" "Ode to a Nightingale"
Which of these is NOT a line from the poem?
That’s my last Duchess painted on the wall, Looking as if she were alive.
She had A heart—how shall I say?— too soon made glad,
In one long yellow string I wound Three times her little throat around, And strangled her.
as if she ranked My gift of a nine-hundred-years-old name With anybody’s gift.
What are the vines in Sonnet 29?
The speaker's thoughts about her lover
The speaker's fears
A representation of death
Robert's best teacher =
His father's 6,000 book library / had little schooling / interested in history, art, & literature
Mrs Trehearn
Eton and Cambridge
Life
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
"Will't please you sit and look at her?" is from which poem?
My Last Duchess
Ozymandias
Charge of the Light Brigade
Remains
Who is considered as the first author of "How Do I Love Thee"?
William Shakespeare
Elizabeth Barett Browning
Christina Rossetti
William Wordsworth
What is the duke trying to organise in the poem?
A business deal.
His divorce.
His next marriage.
Buying a piece of art.
When was The Cry of the Children written?
1843
1844
1842
1845
Who wrote the poem?
Elizabeth Barrett-Browning
Robert Browning
Gravy Browning
Abit Burntatedges
Porphyria is a disease that can lead to....
sickness
insomnia
madness
dysentery
How old was Robert when he published his 1st book?
21
20
19
18
17
A Fragment of a Confession is the first published poem by Robert Browning. It was written in 1832, and published anonymously in 1833. The poem is the confession of an unnamed poet to his lover, the eponymous woman. It was first reprinted in 1868 with no alterations to the text.
Pauline
Paracelsus
Sordello
Pippa Passes
Men and Women
During his life Browning struggled with religion. At age 13, he announced he was atheist, following in the footsteps of ___________________, the poet he looked up to.
William Wordsworth
Percy Bysshe Shelley
T.S. Eliot
Elizabeth Browning
How can the form of the poem be described?
A romantic monologue
A dominant monologue
A dramatic monologue
A melodramatic monologue
What does EBB’s lover want her to speak about?
“the love I bear thee”
“the torch I carry for thee”
“the dresses I wear for thee”
“the cross I bear for thee"
In "How Do I Love Thee," how have the speaker’s feelings changed between the present and the future?
The speaker will love the person more passionately even in death.
The speaker will not be able to love the person when he dies.
The speaker will not be able to love the person because she will die.
The speaker does not believe in loving someone through death.
It is a poem by Robert Browning about one of the great poets, mathematicians, and scholars of the 12th century. He wrote on grammar, astronomy, the astrolabe, etc.
Abt Vogler
Dramatis Personae
Fra Lippo Lippi
My Last Duchess
Rabbi Ben Ezra
This poem was published in his 1855 poetry collection, ____________.
Men and Women
Bells and Pomegranates
Strafford
My Last Duchess
Where is the Duchess?
In the room with the speaker
She is waiting downstairs with the rest of the company
She has been banished from the castle
She is dead
What did Robert publish 8 years after Elizabeth's (his wife) death that turned his career around?
The Ring and the Book
The Necklace and the Book
The Ring and the Pen
The Pen and the Book
The Necklace and the Pen
What does this line mean? "I love thee freely, as men strive for Right;"
gladly- as how a person choose to live the right way
bravely - and just as strongly as a person fights for what's right
willingly- and just as intensely as men who fight for freedom
Sonnet 29: '_______ thy presence'
Remake
Bring
Renew
Retry
Which of the following best summarizes how the speaker quantifies her love in "How Do I Love Thee"?
The speaker quantifies her love in specific numbers and instances.
The speaker refuses to quantify her love, which is uncountable.
The speaker compares her love to great distances, grand ideas, strong emotions, etc.
The speaker talks about her love only in terms of religious ideas, like the soul.
What kind of personal poem expresses extreme emotions?
Lyrical
Narrative
Concrete
What happens to Porphyria in the poem?
She becomes mentally disturbedShe becomes mentally disturbed
She murders her lover
She is strangled with a rope
She is strangled with her own hair
Who wrote the poem "How Do I Love Thee"?
William Wordsworth
A.E. Housman
Robert Browning
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
What does the speaker in Sonnet 29 want?
To be away from the lover
Someone to fall in love with her
Her lover to be with her in person
To marry someone
Fact or Fiction
This is much the same as in the rest of the work, according to Stefan Hawlin, another literary scholar. He believes that Browning is explaining, through this poem, that del Sarto is not as famous as many other artists because he “shies away from the vivid and necessarily sexual fullness of life, and the spirituality that is a part of that fullness.” Hawlin also explains that his wife's beauty is without a soul to del Sarto, it is only a beauty on the outside, which perfectly matches the state of del Sarto's art, which is beautiful, but spiritually empty.
Fact
Fiction
The poem is in blank verse and mainly uses __________.
iambic tetrameter
iambic pentameter
iambic quatrain
none of the above
The narrator's extended metaphor about nature (tree) can be compared with which other poem?
Robert Browning
Percy Shelley
Lord Byron
What kind of meter is present on Sonnet 43?
Spondaic
Trochaic
Iambic
Dactylic
The following lines appear in poem written by :If this be error , and upon me prov'd.I never writ, nor no man ever lov'd.
William Shakespeare
Robert Browning
John Milton
John Dryden
Lord Tennyson manfully tackled it, but he is reported to have admitted in bitterness of spirit: "There were only two lines in it that I understood, and they were both lies; they were the opening and closing lines, 'Who will may hear his story told,' and 'Who would has heard his story told!'".
Pauline
Paracelsus
Sordello
Pippa Passes
Men and Women
What does Porphyria's Lover say about the decision murder?
'I found a thing to do'
'I'd planned it all along'
'I wanted to kill her'
'I didn't know what to do'
What did the duke do to the duchess?
He told someone to kill her.
He divorced her.
He had the marriage annulled.
Nothing.
How does the narrator kill Porphyria?
He strangles her
He poisons her
He hits her head
He breaks her neck
The Ring and the Book is a...
long poem based on an actual trial --- tells the story of a murder in a series of dramatic monologues
long poem based on his life--- tells the story of his love life in a series of dramatic monologues
short poem based on his life--- tells the story of his love life in a series of dramatic monologues
long poem based on an Shelley's life --- tells the story of Mary and Percy in a series of dramatic monologues
long poem based on King Arthur --- tells the story of the King in a series of dramatic monologues
What was Robert's 1st book?
Pauline
Paula
Paulette
Paul
Paulo
What kind of health problem did Elizabeth face
spinal injury
Depression
heart disease
Cancer
a stroke
is an 1855 dramatic monologue written by the Victorian poet Robert Browning which first appeared in his collection Men and Women. Throughout this poem, Browning depicts a 15th-century real-life painter. The poem asks the question whether art should be true to life or an idealized image of life. The poem is written in blank verse, non-rhyming iambic pentameter.
Abt Vogler
Dramatis Personae
Fra Lippo Lippi
My Last Duchess
Rabbi Ben Ezra
What is the weather like at the start of Porphyria's Lover?
Snow
mist and fog
wind and rain
sunshine
What social class did Elizabeth grow up as
upper middle class
lower middle class
upper class
minor royalty
working class
Porphyria has come to her lover to
end their engagement
demand that they marry
express her love to him
beg him to forgive her infidelity
Elizabeth Barrett's first poem was printed when she was only fourteen. Who published it for her?
Mother
Father
Brother
Uncle
Porphyria's Lover - which quote is correct
'Only, I put my head on her shoulder'
'Only, this time my shoulder bore her head'
'Only, this time I was in control'
'Only this time her head was on my shoulder'
How many lines does this sonnet have?
4
20
41
14
Who is the tree in Sonnet 29?
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Robert Browning
No one
It is a five-part epic poem written by Robert Browning and published in 1835.
Pauline
Paracelsus
Sordello
Pippa Passes
Men and Women
Whom does Andrea Del Sarto NOT blame for his life decisions?
HIMSELF
THE PUBLIC
LUCREZIA
KING FRANCIS
What does the asymmetrical rhyme scheme (ABABB) suggest about the speaker?
He is stable
He is unstable
This poem presents a problem and offers a .....?
Further problem
Question
Solution
Compromise
Which of the following is NOT something the Duchess did wrong, according to the Duke?
She was flattered by compliments from Fra Pandolf.
She loved the sunset as much as she loved her husband.
She would not listen to her husband when he tried to correct her behavior.
She was equally grateful and smiled at all acts of kindness, not just her husband's.
