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Questions 1-5 of 25:

In Poem 413, Emily writes about displacement and her desire to run away from _________. (from Poems 413-503)

The world.

God's watchful eye.

The eyes of mankind.

The eyes of the village.

Poem 389 is another poem that addresses the reality of death. According to Emily, where has a death occurred? (from Poems 312-412)

In the garden.

In her home.

In her father's home.

In the house across the street from hers.

Poem 1719 describes the nature of God. In this poem she indicates that she knows God is a _____ God. (from Poems 1670-1775)

Base.

Loving.

Nurturing.

Jealous.

Emily concludes Poem 1176 in saying that _____ would be normal if people weren't afraid to rise above themselves. (from Poems 1082-1353)

Faith.

Fortitude.

Bravery.

Honesty.

In Poem 389, the poet ends with saying this is how it always happens in ________________. (from Poems 312-412)

Large cities.

The mountains.

Small towns.

The country.

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