3. Who is the author of "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"?
(a) John Donne.
(b) Gerard Manley Hopkins.
(c) Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
(d) William Wordsworth.

4. Slimy things are seen crawling with legs upon the slimy what?
(a) Reef.
(b) Mariners.
(c) Sea.
(d) Ship.

5. What question does Thomas Burnet ask about these natures?
(a) How does man distinguish between the visible and invisible?
(b) Where do the Natures reside?
(c) Who explains the visible Nature?
(d) Who explains the invisible Nature to us?

6. How many men does the Mariner meet?
(a) One.
(b) Four.
(c) Three.
(d) Twelve.

7. How does the crew think of the Albatross?
(a) As a good omen.
(b) As a messenger from the gods.
(c) As a bad omen.
(d) As a navigator.

8. What are the notes?
(a) Samuel Taylor Coleridge's notes to himself about the poem.
(b) A shorter summation of the poem.
(c) Thomas Burnet's footnotes.
(d) The contents of the Mariner's journal.

9. Who goes before the bride into the Wedding hall?
(a) The Guest.
(b) Her parents.
(c) Minstrels.
(d) Horses.

10. What do the boards of the Ship do?
(a) Shrink.
(b) Creak.
(c) Splinter.
(d) Snap.

11. Who, are some sailors assured in their dreams, follows the Ship?
(a) The Polar Spirit.
(b) The ghost of the Albatross.
(c) Two evil spirits.
(d) Giant sea creatures.

12. What does the Guest command the Mariner to do?
(a) Prepare the Ship.
(b) Let him go.
(c) Join the wedding procession.
(d) Tell his story.

13. By what instrument is the Guest distracted?
(a) An oboe.
(b) A bassoon.
(c) A flute.
(d) A harpsichord.

14. What does the ice do to frighten the sailors?
(a) Make loud, cracking noises.
(b) Fall in huge sheets into the water.
(c) Hiss and sizzle.
(d) Nothing at all.

15. Why are the sailors being becalmed?
(a) As punishment for killing the Albatross.
(b) As punishment for blaming the Mariner.
(c) As punishment for entering the region of mist and snow.
(d) As punishment for being superstitious.