1 What kind of poet is Archibald MacLeish? Romantic Transcendental Victorian Modernist 2 How does Memory Green begin? With a wish With a question With a demand With an affirmative statement 3 What is the effect of the second person in Memory Green? Nature is on our side The writer keeps his distance Time is personified The reader is implicated 4 Besides wind, what is the most frequently used image in Memory Green? Dying leaves Teary eyes Empty streets Dark skies 5 What does the word "sweetness" refer to in Memory Green? Cheerfulness Nostalgia Excitement Good health 6 The changing weather has what effect in Memory Green? Evokes time's effects on the mind Evokes frustration about unpredictable weather Evokes fear about environmental change Evokes a religious fervor 7 Why does MacLeish reference the senses in Memory Green? The senses trigger memories and emotion The senses represent freedom The senses overpower nature The senses bring ecstatic joy 8 What do you think the speaker wants the reader to feel? Wistful and moved Tickled and amused Content and peaceful Invigorated and energized 9 What is the most important point of naming both Friedrichstrasse and the Parisian quay? The ability to feel nostalgia is universal and goes beyond place They are recognizable to modernist readers They are places of artistic expression They are places known to be windy 10 Why does MacLeish use the future verb tense ("You will...")? He hopes to evoke a mystical quality He wants every reader to believe him Because the experience he describes is part of the human condition He knows the person he is speaking about 11 How is Memory Green similar to other MacLeish poems? It makes the reader want to laugh with joy It touches on limitations of the human experience It helps the reader forget his troubles for a while It has an underlying motive of environmental conservation 12 When during the poem does the reader first become aware that MacLeish is referring to nostalgia? "And the southwest wind that smells of rain and summer / Strips the huge branches of their dying leaves," "You will not understand why suddenly sweetness / Fills in your heart nor the tears come to your eyes:" "Or you in Paris on the windy quay / Shuffle the shallow fallen leaves before you" "You will close your eyes: With whom, you will say, / Ah where?" 13 Why does "Memory Green" end on a question? Because MacLeish has mixed feelings about seasons Because we will always try to remember what we cannot Because the speaker is asking the reader for answers Because MacLeish wants to show how silly nostalgia is 14 What concept is mentioned in both Memory Green and Ars Poetica? Grief Language Memory History 15 Where was Archibald MacLeish born? England Scotland Illinois California 16 Where did Archibald MacLeish attend university? Harvard Edinburgh Yale Cambridge 17 What big event happened a few years after MacLeish married? He won his first Pulitzer Prize He served as Librarian of Congress He wrote a famous screenplay He served in WWI 18 Where did MacLeish attend law school? Harvard Columbia Yale Oxford 19 When did MacLeish leave the law profession? The day he published his first book The day he met Ada Hitchcock The day he joined the army The day he made partner 20 What did MacLeish do in order to write Conquistador? He followed the route of Hemingway He followed the route of Cortez' army He studied fascism in Spain He became an expatriate 21 What are two main ties connecting MacLeish's life to the Roosevelt family? a speech and an apology a poem and a novel a war and a play a library and a screenplay 22 Based on his life and work, what was MacLeish obsessed with conceptually? money humor celibacy time 23 What was the name of MacLeish's wife? Elle Cummings Ava Winthrop Amy Cortez Ada Hitchcock 24 Which war did MacLeish serve in? WWI Mexican-American War WWII Vietnam 25 What do the tears in "Memory Green" indicate? The subject of the poem has dementia The constant wind is causing the subject's eyes to water One can have a strong feeling and not know why All tears are tears of grief