1 Who looks into the sea? Women Woman Men Man 2 Who has a right to the view? Men Everyone Moore Women 3 What is "human nature"? To stand tall To look at the sea To stand in the middle of a thing To block others 4 What does the sea have to give? Freedom A grave Life Despair 5 What things stand in a procession? Turkeys Firs Waves Men 6 What is at the top of the firs? A turkey foot A star Fish A wave 7 How are the firs described? Reserved Apathetic Ignorant Cruel 8 What is not an obvious characteristic of the sea? Repression Cruelty Indifference Rapaciousness 9 The sea is a/an destroyer divider collector procurer 10 What do the fish no longer investigate? Nets Rocks Seaweed Bones 11 Men ________ the grave. destroy desecrate disdain decimate 12 The blades of oars are compared to waves fish scales birds water spiders 13 The waves have wrinkles grooves curves contours 14 The sea rustles in and out of the seaweed foam cliff rocks 15 The birds ________ through the air. fly soar careen swim 16 What "scourges about the feet of the cliffs"? Birds Tortoise shell Turkey Fish 17 The _________ emit noises. lighthouses cliffs fish bell buoys 18 What happens to things that drop into the ocean? They undulate They pulse They sink They float 19 Those who twist and turn do so without volition or pulsation procession consciousness expression 20 Moore's attitude toward the sea is one of disdain respect fear enchantment 21 The sea is described as alluring calm greedy placid 22 Who/what is Moore most critical of? Tortoises Trees Men Waves 23 Men are described as ignorant silly vibrant cruel 24 What structure is described? A house A lighthouse A steeple A church 25 This poem is most similar to "The Steeple-Jack" "Poetry" "Marriage" "The Fish"