100 Love Sonnets = Cien Sonetos de Amor Quiz | Eight Week Quiz A

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100 Love Sonnets = Cien Sonetos de Amor Quiz | Eight Week Quiz A

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through XI - XX.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Sonnet VII, what does Neruda say reminds him of Matilde's eyes?
(a) The stars, the ocean and birds.
(b) Carnations, clay and trees.
(c) The moon, clay and fire.
(d) The ocean, mist and clouds.

2. In Sonnet VII, Neruda's lover finally returns his love. What image does Neruda use to describe his feelings after his love is returned?
(a) A dove.
(b) A geyser.
(c) A sunbeam.
(d) A volcano.

3. In Sonnet XI, what predator does Neruda use to describe himself?
(a) A leopard.
(b) A puma.
(c) A hyena.
(d) A lion.

4. In Sonnet XV, Neruda says that Matilde is as firm as what two items?
(a) Rock and tree.
(b) Mountain and boulder.
(c) Flesh and bone.
(d) Bread and wood.

5. In Sonnet XX, what phrase does Neruda use to describe Matilde?
(a) A "messy chestnut."
(b) A "lovely beast."
(c) A "harried beauty."
(d) A "simple contradiction."

Short Answer Questions

1. In Sonnet XIV, what does Neruda say Italians call Matilde?

2. In Sonnet XIII, what phrase does Neruda insist does NOT describe Matilde?

3. In Sonnet XII, what does Neruda describe by relating it to a journey?

4. In Sonnet X ,what word does Neruda use to describe Matilde's beauty?

5. In Sonnet XIX, what image does Neruda NOT use to describe the insect he watches?

(see the answer key)

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