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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Sections 5-8.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The narrator of the poem claims in Section 1 that “what I assume you shall” what?
(a) “Assume.”
(b) “Endear.”
(c) “Evade.”
(d) “Ignore.”

2. The narrator claims in Section 7, “I pass death with the dying and birth with the new-wash’d babe, and am not contain’d between my” what?
(a) “Belt and tie.”
(b) “Socks and belt.”
(c) “Hat and boots.”
(d) “Tie and socks.”

3. The narrator describes being surrounded by “trippers” and what in the opening of Section 4?
(a) “Askers.”
(b) “Rollers.”
(c) “Wanderers.”
(d) “Laughers.”

4. The narrator states in Section 7, “Undrape! You are not guilty to me, nor stale nor” what?
(a) “Discarded.”
(b) “Hated.”
(c) “Ignored.”
(d) “Forgotten.”

5. The narrator claims to “lean and loafe at my ease observing” what, in Section 1?
(a) “A falling autumn leaf.”
(b) “A spear of summer grass.”
(c) “The falling flakes of snow.”
(d) “A blooming spring flower.”

Short Answer Questions

1. The narrator makes a statement equating stoutness with what animal in Section 3?

2. The narrator compels the reader in Section 2 by stating, “Stop this day and night with me and you shall possess” what?

3. The narrator claims in Section 2 that the atmosphere “has no taste of” what?

4. How is the girl described that accompanies the youngster “up the bushy hill” in Section 8?

5. What “impassive” objects “receive and return so many echoes,” according to the narrator in Section 8?

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