1 To whom does the speaker address the poem's final lines? Her mother Her husband Her son Her cousin 2 Why does the lord prefer Kate to the speaker? She is wealthier She is more trusting She is more intelligent She is fairer 3 What is the poem's rhyme scheme? ABBA ABAB ABCB ABAC 4 Which best describes the speaker at the start of the poem's events? Selfless Naive Precocious Cynical 5 Which homes do the speaker and lord respectively live in? A hut and a villa A cottage and a palace A studio apartment and a townhouse A bungalow and a mansion 6 Which of the following can be considered a symbol of the speaker's identity? The Dove Blond hair The Palace A silk scarf 7 Which of the following is a motif in this work? Money Furniture Makeup Clothing 8 Which of the following is an example of simile? "Your love was writ in sand" "Hardened by sun and air" "He lifted you from mean estate" "He changed me like a glove" 9 Which type of love is NOT explored in this work? Maternal Familial Divine Sexual 10 To whom does the speaker address the middle stanzas of the poem? The neighbors Kate The son The lord 11 Where is the poem set? A monastery in Spain A medieval English town Paris in the 1950s A Victorian boarding school 12 Which musical form does this poem mimic? The rock song The hymn The spiritual The ballad 13 The coronet is an example of which of the following? Metonymy Hyperbole Onomatopoeia Simile 14 Which type of stanzas make up this poem? Quintain Quaitrain Sestet Octet 15 Why does the speaker express anger at Kate? For failing to defend her against the lord For spreading rumors of her promiscuity For trying to influence her son For refusing to help around the house 16 Which is NOT a possible meaning of the word "fair" as used in this poem? Beautiful Just Carnival Light colored 17 How does Rossetti explore the theme of purity in this work? By showing how her speaker is held to draconian standards of chastity By discussing the purity and naivete of the aristocratic class By demonstrating Kate's selfless moral purity in helping the speaker By contrasting the purity of childhood with the jadedness of adulthood 18 What does the word "mean" most closely mean in this poem? Signify Humble Average Cruel 19 Which of the following themes is prominent in this poem? Power War Industrialization Race 20 Which of the following phrases contains alliteration? "wear his coronet" "among the rye" "cling closer" "might have been a dove" 21 Which word is an example of onomatopoeia? Moan Care Sing Sand 22 What does Rossetti subtly critique in this work? Victorian sexual politics Higher education Catholicism The Vietnam war 23 Which type of metrical foot is used? Iambs Trochees Spondees Dactyls 24 Which of the following can the dove NOT be said to signify? Freedom Peace Monogamy Conformity 25 What does the word "flaxen" most closely mean in this poem? Natural Thatched Harvested Blond