Quiz 3

Question 1

Raleigh’s poem to Marlowe’s “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love”

Answer 1

reply poem

Question 2

a particular kind of foot that has an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable

Answer 2

iamb

Question 3

short love poems set to music

Answer 3

madrigals

Question 4

bitterness

Answer 4

gall

Question 5

luxurious; overabundant

Answer 5

wanton

Question 6

experience

Answer 6

prove

Question 7

a poem or work that celebrates the joys of simple rural life

Answer 7

pastoral

Question 8

four metrical feet per line

Answer 8

tetrameter

Question 9

a short poem expressing the thoughts and feelings of a single speaker

Answer 9

lyric poem

Question 10

in Greek mythology, “the Princess of Athens”

Answer 10

Philomel

Question 11

“Is fancy’s spring, but sorrow’s fall”

Answer 11

an instance of antithesis

Question 12

“And we will sit upon the Rocks,

• Seeing the Shepherds feed their flocks,*
• By shallow Rivers to whose falls*
• Melodious birds sing Madrigals.”*

Answer 12

the speaker’s romanticizing of nature

Question 13

reveals much: the speaker and his or her purpose

Answer 13

the titles of these poems

Question 14

“live with thee and be thy love”; “gowns, shoes, beds of roses”; belt of straw and ivy buds”; etc.

Answer 14

echo words

Question 15

the key word that announces tone and the Central One Idea in Raleigh’s poem

Answer 15

“If”

Question 16

“A honey tongue; a heart of gall”

Answer 16

an istance of chiasmus

Question 17

“Come live with me, and be my love.”

Answer 17

the shepherd’s opening invitation

Question 18

the sheperdess who is addressed by the shepherd

Answer 18

the Nymph

Question 19

“Time flies the flocks from field to fold”

Answer 19

an instance of alliteration

Question 20

a few things the shepherd offers

Answer 20

a bed or roses; a thousand frgrant posies; a cap of flowers; a skirt embroidered with leaves of myrtle