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WorksheetsThe Passionate Shepherd to His Love
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
The tone of the poem is best described as
appreciative towards the loved one.
Assertiveness
Romantic and optimistic
Cheerfulness
Springily
What is the speaker’s purpose in the repetition of “live with me and be my love.” in lines 1,20 and 24?
To illustrate the speaker's despair and longing of his loved one
To help the reader have a feeling of empathy
To show the speaker's desire
To show that the speakers wish for his loved one to be with him and his strong feelings
To help the reader understand the connection of the speaker and his loved one
In lines 9-16, how is the speaker portrayed?
The speaker is portrayed as demanding
The speaker is portrayed as adoring and promising
The speaker is portrayed as obsessed and attached to his loved one
The speaker is portrayed as intense and loving
The speaker is portrayed as fervent
What is the theme of the poem overall ?
The theme of the poem is chasing their dreams to live in nature
The theme of the poem is coming of age in two people to love each other
The theme of the poem is the importance in relationships commitment
The theme of the poem is a romantic and affectionate making promises to his loved one
The theme of the poem is about the influence of religion
How would you describe the diction and style of the poem?
The poem is a pastoral poems which describes the beauty of nature and rural life, using a AABB rhythm scheme.
The style of the poem is a free verse poem, and it does not strict meter.
The poem is a Ballad using a melodious rhyme scheme.
The poet uses an ode style on the poem using a detailed structure describing nature.
The style of the poem is a narrative style about the speaker proposing to his loved one.
What is the speaker’s purpose in using the lines 7 and 8 “By shallow rovers to whose falls/ Melodious birds sing Madrigals?
The speaker uses these lines to emphasis a strong feeling of love
The speaker uses these lines to suggest that the poet is shy and doesn’t understand love
The speaker uses these lines to portray that shallow rivers, and birds singing represent someone who has a strong feelings of love for a words
The speaker uses these lines to give a sense of death by the “shallow rivers”
The speaker uses these lines to show how the poet feels toward the rovers and birds
What is the poem about?
The poem is about how the speaker enjoys hearing the birds sing
The poem is about how the speaker is shy about his feelings
The poem is about the speaker offering his natural and loving future to their loved one
The poem is about how the speaker loves nature
The poem is about how the speaker falls in love with nature because his experience with nature
How would you define the word “Madrigals”?
A tone of voice
A song during the 16-17th century
A part-song for several voices
A war cry
A group of birds singing
What is the main point of the poem?
The main point is how speaker tries to convince his listener to come to the country and be his lover
The main point is how the speaker is trying to love someone he can’t
The main point of the poem is the speaker being in love with something that is not human
The main point of the poem is the speakers love about nature
The main point of the poem is how the speaker is trying to convince him self that he is in love with him self
Why does the speaker say, “beds of Roses”?
He wants to convince his lover to move, so he can give her a bed of roses
He wants to show how the countryside is like a bed of roses
He says that to show how he wants to give somebody roses of his love
He likes a bed with roses
He brings these objects into contact with the body of his “love”
