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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. To whom is "All Catches Alight" dedicated?
(a) Montgomery Ward.
(b) Bruce Montgomery.
(c) Warden Montgomery.
(d) Bruce Wayne.
2. In the poem "Nursery Tale," what does the narrator say he remembers?
(a) A maiden.
(b) A soldier.
(c) A garden.
(d) A horseman.
3. What animal is mentioned in the poem "Age"?
(a) Dogs.
(b) Birds.
(c) Cattle.
(d) Horses.
4. In the poem "Heaviest of Flowers," to what does the narrator compare memories?
(a) Apples.
(b) Paintings.
(c) Geese.
(d) Roses.
5. In "The Horns of the Morning," what does the poet say the mornings are bright with?
(a) Dew.
(b) Sun.
(c) Grass.
(d) Cattle.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the poem "Morning Has Spread Again," how many times has the narrator and his subject met?
2. How many ships does the narrator see in "The North Ship"?
3. In the poem "Reasons for Attendance," where is the narrator?
4. What "irritant" is mentioned in the poem "Dry-Point"?
5. In the poem "Is It for Now or For Always," what does the narrator call his lover?
Short Essay Questions
1. In "Homage to a Government," why are the soldiers coming home? What does the narrator say they can hope to leave them?
2. In the poem "Broadcast," what popular figure is on television? What does the narrator notice was dropped?
3. Where is the narrator in the poem "Climbing the Hill"? What is the tone of the poem?
4. What is the poem "Water" about? What does he say about water?
5. In "Femmes Damnes," what is the photograph of? What is the only sound heard?
6. In the poem "Toads Revisited," where is the narrator? What does he contemplate?
7. In "Going, Going," what is tougher than humans? How is it tougher than humans?
8. In "Breadfruit," what do the boys dream of? Where do these visions end?
9. How many parts comprise the poem "The North Ship"? Where is the third ship going?
10. In the poem "Talking in Bed," how does the narrator feel about talking in bed? What does he say is hard to do?
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