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C. a doublet and cloak
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The higher he's a-getting
People who ate the Lotus
A. died B. changed into sneep. C. went mad D. forgot everything.
Poseidon's son was called
(8)_____
The sooner will his race be run."
This passage is in:
(A)"London Snow"
A. Polyphemus B. Eurylochus
C. Antinous D. Zeus!
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(B) "The Oxen"
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Odysseus met Teiresias in
A. Ithaca B. the garden of his palace C. the House of Death.
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D. the house of Antinous
Whose was the 'unhappy fate'?..
What had happened to them?
Who caused their unhappy, fate1?,
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Who was he'?
What had 'he' wanted to do to Odysseus? {
Why did the father of this person hate Odysseus?
Stranger, in one thing my daughter did amiss
Who said this?
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Who was his daughter?.
What had she done amiss!? —.
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Who was the goddess?!
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Who said this?
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Who was the Cloud-Gatherer?,
To whom was he speaking? ......./ ́
What did the person addressed choose?
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That you do love me, I an nothing jealous;
I have some aim.
That you would work me to
Who said this?
b) To whom was he speaking? :
What did this person want to make him do?
Our course will seem too bloody, Caius Cassius To cut the head off and then hack the limbs.
a) Who said this?
b) Who is referred to as being the 'head'?
Who is referred to as being the limbs'? Why did Cassius want to hack the lambs r
"A peevish schoolboy, worthless of such honour
Join'd with a masker and a reveller."
a) Who said this?
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e) Where did this happen?
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b) To whom was this person speeking?
Why were the hands 'purpled'?
What is meant by 'Fulfil your pleasure'?.
Let but the commons hear this testament
hich. pardon me. I do not mean to read
nd they would go and kiss dead Caesar's wounds."
Who said this?
What was.
the testament?
What is meant by the 'commons'?
They would go and-kiss dead Caesar's wounds because he left every man)
and (=)
Why does the speaker say he does not mean to read the testament?
Where did this happen,
Ost back with speed, and tell him what hath chanced;
Nere is a mourning Rome, a dangerous Rome,"
Who said this?
Who is the 'him' referred to:
Why was Rome mourning'?
Why was Reme dangerous'?
three possible causes for Calpurnia's fears for the safety of Caesar),
passage is in:
(b)
will all the pleasures prove
at hills and valleys, dales and field.
Pods and craggy mountains yield.
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Music"
wone or (A), (B), (C).
Jerusalem"
33. "Never did sun more beautifully steep
Ne er saw 1. never felt a calu so deep;
This passage is in:
(A) Auden's "Ballad"
(B)"Upon Westminster Bridge."
(C)"The Passionate Shepherd"
(D) None of (Á), (B), (C). ̧ ́
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34. Name the poem (from among those mentioned in the first three questions) when
describes or mentions:
(1) a river in London
(2) England's mountains ereen
(3)
a war-horse;
(4) a parson.
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(1).
(2)
(3)
(4).
35. Name the poem (from among those mentiored in the first three questions) which
describes or mentions:
(1) hard work and hunger
(2) sunrise over a city
(3) youth and marriage
(4) Christmas Eve
36. The two poems beginning: "Come live with me
(A) are completely different in mood
(B) are exactly the same in meaning
(C) were written by the same poet
(D) describe exactly the same persons.
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(2),
(3).
(4)
In the words "And did those feet in ancient time" in Flake's "Jerusalem". "those feet" belong to:
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(A) soldiers
(B) oxen
(c) dancers
(D) none of (A), (B), (C).
38. The poem which describas part of the Christmas Story was written by
(A) de la Mare
(B) Rupert Brooke,
(C) Tennyson.
(D) Hardy.
(E) Auden
39. The meaning of the title: "Gather Ye Rosebuds'
(A) make the most of the years of youth
(B) collect flowers to decorate the house
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(c) gather together all the girls called "Rosebud”
(D) none of (A), (B), (C)
40. In his poem "Jerusalem" the poet Blake showed his dislike of:
(A) soldiers
(B) magio
(c) industrialism :
(D) snów
(E) none of (A), (B), (C), (D).
41. The poem "The Oxen" is mainly concerned with:
(A) the beauty of England in Summer
(B) the pleasures of solitude,
(C) the praise of music
(D) none of (A), (B), (C).
42. The poem "The Great Lover" describes the poet's
(A) fear of death.
(B) interest in the small things in life.
(C) love for a lady
(D) natred or war, and righting
43. Write the last word of this line from "The Lady of Shalott":
"She saw the helmet and the plume,
She looked down to 1
4. In the poem "Musicl," the poet
(A) describes a music festival
(B) mentions his own musical compositions
(C) says music is greater than poetry
(D) describes his reactions, to musze (E) none of (A), (B), (C), (D),