Question

Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd

"If all the world and love were young,/And truth in every shepherd's tongue,/These pretty pleasures might me move/To live with thee and by thy love."

To judge from her words, how does the nymph regard the shepherd's offer of love?

humorous
inadequate
insulting
acceptable

Answer 1

@petiteme @arabpride

Answer 2

Whatcha think?

Answer 3

D

Answer 4

I guess

Answer 5

"If this be error and upon me proved,/I never writ, nor no man ever loved."

What is the impact of these concluding lines from Shakespeare's Sonnet 116?

They wouls underscore the fact that everyone makes mistakes.
They underscore the fact that Shakespeare is a writer.
They underscore the conviction that emotions are unreliable.
They underscore the conviction of everything stated before.

Answer 6

@petiteme

Answer 7

@KyanTheDoodle

Answer 8

@ShadowLegendX @shadowlol

Answer 9

@sammixboo

Answer 10

What do you think, AquaStone316?

Answer 11

I honestly don't know.

Answer 12

I think it's option a, honestly. But I'm not sure. :)

Answer 13

It was B and D.

Answer 14

Oh..... I'm sorry.. ;l