1 Which type of meter is used in this poem? Iambic pentameter, tetrameter, and trimeter Anapestic trimeter and iambic trimeter Iambic pentameter Spondaic monometer and trochaic hexameter 2 What does "quibble" most closely mean in this poem? Trivial complaint Shoe worn by Victorian men Wedding dance Type of pen 3 Which of the following is a motif in this work? Weapons Insects Poetry Promises 4 Which best describes the speaker's tone? Amused Apoplectic Firm Vengeful 5 The sentence "I'd rather answer "No" to fifty Johns / Than answer "Yes" to you" is an instance of which? Anaphora Understatement Hyperbole Allegory 6 What is the central conflict of this poem? The speaker's secret affair with John John's desire to undermine the speaker's marriage John's pursuit of the speaker despite her lack of interest The speaker's indecision about whether to marry John 7 In which year was this poem published? 1787 1862 1818 1971 8 Which of the following words is onomatopoetic? Toast Bygones Shuffling Ghost 9 Which compromise does the speaker offer? A professional, distant relationship Friendship Shared household duties Divorce 10 Which of the following does the speaker claim? That she has never promised or claimed to love John That she only claimed to love John under duress That she changed her mind about loving John as she aged That John's actions have made her love him despite herself 11 What function does the line "I have no heart" serve? It portrays the speaker as driven by reason and will rather than emotion It lets the speaker argue that she lacks the capacity to love John It allows the speaker to imagine herself as a powerful, almost fantastical being It shows the speaker's self-flagellation and guilt over her actions 12 What is the speaker's name? Christina Katherine John She is not named 13 Which collection was this poem originally published in? Goblin Market and Other Poems Leaves of Grass The Works of Christina Rossetti Ariel 14 Which of the following lines does NOT contain alliteration? Let us strike hands as hearty friends And wax a weariness to think upon I dare say Meg or Moll would take No, thank you, John 15 Which best describes the shift that occurs during the poem? The speaker begins in anger but ends in resigned understanding The speaker begins in apprehensive uncertainty but is soon happy and relieved The speaker shifts from blissful excitement to heartbrokenness The speaker moves from sheer bewilderment and anger to strategic persuasion 16 What is the poem's rhyme scheme? ABAB ABAC ABBA ABBC 17 Which of the following does the speaker request? That John move to another city That John apologize for tarnishing her reputation That John do a better job of keeping in touch That John put aside ulterior motives 18 The speaker compares passing time to which of the following? Songbirds' flights A child's schoolday A ringing bell A springtime snowstorm 19 What does the word "toast" most closely mean in this poem? Gathering over drinks Hero Bread Doomed 20 How does the speaker diverge from gender norms? By having sex before marriage By pledging to never marry By proposing to a man By refusing to give in to John's wishes 21 Which of the following lines contains assonant "O" sounds? That I don't give you what I have not got: Than answer "Yes" to you. I'll wink at your untruth. But then you're mad to take offence 22 What do "Meg and Moll" symbolize? Generic womanhood Women's Suffrage Childhood Kindness 23 What does the word "wax" most closely mean in this poem? Substance made by bees Decay Exude Industrial byproduct 24 What is the poem's setting? Ancient Egypt Victorian England Classical Greece Gothic, medieval Europe 25 Which of the following themes is NOT prominent in this work? Concealment Motherhood Unrequited love Gender roles