Quiz 1

Question 1

repressed; concealed

Answer 1

suppressed

Question 2

contempt; disdain

Answer 2

scorn

Question 3

completely; absolutely

Answer 3

stark

Question 4

Logos

Answer 4

the appeal to reason

Question 5

harmony; unity

Answer 5

concord

Question 6

Queen Elizabeth appeared on the battlefield here.

Answer 6

Tilbury, Essex

Question 7

to talk idly and at length; to chatter

Answer 7

prate

Question 8

Pathos

Answer 8

the appeal to emotion

Question 9

betrayal of trust or allegiance; disloyalty

Answer 9

treachery

Question 10

what the troops were grumbling and nervous about

Answer 10

the Spanish Armada

Question 11

to bitterly regret; to feel sorrow over

Answer 11

rue

Question 12

“Some gentler passion slide into my mind,

For I am soft, and made of melting snow;”

Answer 12

Stanza 3 -

“On Monsieur’s Departure”

Question 13

“I know I have the body out of a weak and feeble woman; but I have the heart and stomach of a king …”

Answer 13

a powerful use of antitheses before the troops

Question 14

• “I grieve and dare not show my discontent;*
• I love, and yet am forced to hate;”*

Answer 14

Stanza 1 -

“On Monsieur’s Departure”

Question 15

“… we shall shortly have a famous victory

• over those enemies of my God, of my kingdom,*
• and of my people.”*

Answer 15

the appeal to reason

Question 16

• “My care is like my shadow in the sun -*
• Follow me flying, flies when I pursue it,”*

Answer 16

Stanza 2 -

“On Monsieur’s Departure”

Question 17

logos, pathos, ethos

Answer 17

persuasive appeals

Question 18

• “… to lay down for my God, and for my*
• kingdom, and my people, my hounr*
• and my blood …”*

Answer 18

to talk idly and at length; to chatter

Question 19

• “… I do not desire to live to distrust my*
• faithful and loving people. Let tyrants fear.”*

Answer 19

Queen Elizabeth’s response to her counsel’s warning

Question 20

“I am, and not; I freeze and yet am burned”

Answer 20

a good example of irony or paradox