1 When was the poem first published? 1905 1844 1837 1902 2 What does the word "defile" mean in the poem? Rip Spoil File away Place carefully 3 What does the poem begin with a description of? The woman's faded beauty and happiness The woman's photo in a locket A love letter The woman's hands 4 What is the perspective of the poem? Third-person Second-person It varies First-person 5 What novel is Emily Brontë famous for writing? Jane Eyre Wuthering Heights Shirley Agnes Grey 6 Which of the following lines contains assonance? "But that lock of silky hair," "Paints their image on the mind." "Mold and damp the face defile." "'Dearest, ever deem me true';" 7 Which of the following is NOT a theme in the poem? Aging Neglect Healing Memory 8 What type of stanzas does the poem contain? Sextets Quatrains Couplets Octaves 9 What is the rhyme scheme of the poem? ABBA ABAC ABAB ABCB 10 To what does the speaker compare the woman's faded beauty in the first stanza? A wilted flower A dead tree A frozen lake A pile of leaves 11 What does the woman's hand symbolize in the third stanza? Her current depression Her former beauty and happiness Her good penmanship Her poetic ability 12 Which of the following lines contains alliteration? "Paints their image on the mind." "Swiftly flew the fingers fine" "Half the sweet enchanting smile;" "But that lock of silky hair," 13 What does the line "Tells what once those features were" mean in the poem? The woman carries a locket around Traces of the woman's beauty suggest what she used to look like The woman's former beloved remembers her fondly A portrait of the woman shows what she looked like when she was younger 14 What is the poem's genre? Haiku War epic Elizabethan poetry Victorian poetry 15 What were Brontë's sisters' names? Lydia and Mary Sylvia and Lavinia Anne and Charlotte Jane and Elizabeth 16 When was the poem originally written? 1905 1848 1837 1840 17 Where was Brontë born? Thornton Devonshire Cornwall London 18 How long is the poem? One stanza Three stanzas Six stanzas Two stanzas 19 What is the climax of the poem? The speaker remembering an important detail The speaker vanishing from the story The protagonist writing a letter The protagonist looking into a mirror 20 What is it implied the woman no longer has? Her family Her sense of self Her home Her lover 21 What is the main conflict of the poem? The woman's fractured family The woman's suffering from time and neglect The woman's broken marriage The woman's financial troubles 22 How does the rhyme scheme of the poem affect its stanzas? It serves no practical purpose It organizes them into four-line statements It limits Brontë's word choice It makes them musical 23 What is the woman writing at the end of the poem? A novel A love letter A birthday card A sonnet 24 When does the speaker appear in the poem? The second stanza The first stanza Never The third stanza 25 What is the tone of the poem? Rueful Dour Tragic Wry