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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. Which word does the Mariner NOT use to describe the object he spots at the Line?
(a) Mist.
(b) Shape.
(c) Speck.
(d) Form.
2. Who makes the dead men rise?
(a) Angels.
(b) Demons.
(c) A witch.
(d) Death.
3. What does the form of the spirits attract?
(a) Demonic spirits.
(b) The ghost of the Albatross.
(c) The Polar Spirit.
(d) A rescue boat.
4. Who is guiding, not steering, the Ship while it is being crewed by the dead men?
(a) Death.
(b) The Mariner.
(c) The Polar Spirit.
(d) The helmsman.
5. What does the Mariner do, without realizing it, after watching the objects in the moonlight?
(a) Curses the water-snakes.
(b) Curses the corpses of the crew.
(c) Blesses the water-snakes.
(d) Praises Death and Life-in-Death.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which of the following does the Mariner NOT describe seeing when he returns to his country?
2. What does the Guest fear at the beginning of Part IV?
3. Where does the Ship go when the Mariner awakes after fainting?
4. Death is described as the Woman's:
5. What slides into the soul of the Mariner?
Short Essay Questions
1. At the beginning of Part IV, what is the Mariner's relationship to prayer?
2. How is Life-in-Death described? What is the significance of Life-in-Death's description?
3. What do the two spirits discuss at the end of Part V?
4. Why are the souls of the crew compared to the cross-bow?
5. Describe the death of the crew.
6. Why does the Guest interrupt the Mariner in Part V? How does the Mariner respond?
7. How does the Mariner's attitude toward his surroundings in Part IV change? What does this prompt?
8. Describe the dice game between Death and Life-in-Death.
9. What does the Mariner mean when he says, "O let me be awake, my God! / Or let me sleep alway," in the middle of Part VI?
10. Describe what the Mariner sees when he turns his eyes back to the deck of the Ship, after describing the harbor in Part VI.
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