Shakespeare'S Sonnets Quiz 11 (20 MCQs)

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1. Shakespeare's love is not true.
2. How is a Spenserian sonnet different from a Petrarchan sonnet?
3. What is the arrangement of words in a sentence or phrase called?
4. In lines 9-13 of Sonnet 30, the speaker implies she might
5. What's the rhyme scheme of a limerick?
6. Which of the following best illustrates a trochee?
7. A group of 6 lines in a sonnet is called a/an
8. Satisfy (a desire or an appetite) to the full.
9. How many lines per stanza/paragraph in a sonnet?
10. How many iambs in a line?
11. 2 rhymed lines at the end of a sonnet is called a
12. Which of Shakespeare's children died at a young age?
13. How does the sonnet form affect the content of the poem?
14. What is the basic form of a sonnet?
15. How many syllables does a line of IAMBIC PENTAMETER have?
16. In Petrarch's sonnet 169, what is his main problem?
17. Iambic is a pattern of .....
18. Although a sonnet contains only one stanza, its structure has ..... 'parts'.
19. Giving human qualities to a thing or abstraction; for example, "The kettle sang on the hearth, " or "After the victory, freedom held its head high in the nation."
20. Which is the best paraphrase of this line from Spenser's Sonnet 35? All this world's glory seemeth vain to me .....