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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 2.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In "Dawn," what does the poet say is strange?
(a) That the cock crows at dawn.
(b) That the dawn should break.
(c) That each morning is new.
(d) That the heart is loveless.

2. What question does the narrator ask in "This Was Your Place of Birth"?
(a) "Are you prepared for what the night will bring?"
(b) "Are you the bell ringing in the distance?"
(c) "Are you fate, or fate's fading light?"
(d) "Are you lonesome tonight?"

3. What "irritant" is mentioned in the poem "Dry-Point"?
(a) A bruise.
(b) A broken bone.
(c) A blister.
(d) A pulled muscle.

4. What is the subject of the poem "Places, Loved Ones"?
(a) Moving away from the grip of your family.
(b) Going back to your family roots.
(c) Finding and marrying your true love.
(d) Fairytale princesses.

5. In the poem "Night-Music," what kind of trees are mentioned?
(a) Grand oaks.
(b) Black poplars.
(c) Heavenly maples.
(d) Spring pines.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many parts compose "The North Ship"?

2. In the poem "I See a Girl Dragged," what does the narrator see men doing?

3. In the poem "Ugly Sister," how many steps are there to her room?

4. In the poem "The Dancer," what elements does the dancer contemplate imitating?

5. What would the narrator's darling discover in the poem "If, My Darling"?

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