Question

Check my answers please
1.Once unleashed, the dog bounded toward the back yard fence.
A.Raced<--
b. leaped
c.limped
d.wandered
2.Which of these is nearest in meaning to the word Ensuin', as it is used in the lines below?
"An' naething, now, to big a new ane,/ O foggage green!/An' bleak december winds ensuin'..."
A.arising
b.ebbing
c.heating
d. unfeeling<--
3.his supportive personality delighted some and annoyed others.
a. Indifferent
b. Playful<--
c.Studious
d.unusual

Answer 1

4.which excerpt from robert burn's "to a mouse" best conveys compassion?
a.I wad be laith to rin an' chase thee,/Wi' murd'ring prattle!
b.An' weary winter comin' fast,/ an cozie here beneath the blast
c.Thy wee bit housir too in ruin!/ its silly wa's the win's are strewin <---
d. still thou art blessed compared wi' me/ the present only toucheth thee
5. For which of these is the title character a symbol in william blakes "the lamb"?
a.humankind
b.jesus
c.nature
d.the speaker<--
6.Which of these does william woodsworth celebrate in "i wandered lonely as a cloud"?
a. nature
b.aloneness
c.the death of reason<--
d.human companionship
7. which line from samuel taylor coleridge's "kubla khan" marks the point at which the dream it describes becomes nightmarish?
a.where alph, the sacred river ran
b.enfolding sunny spots of greenery
c.a savage place! as holy and enchanted<--
d. where blossomed many an incense bearing tree
8.which excerpt from lord byron's childe harold's pilgrimage most clearly describes a state of alienation?
a. but in mans dwellings he became a thing/ restless and worn
b.on with the giddy circle, chasing time,/yet with a nobler aim
c. but soon he knew himself the most mosy unfit/ of men to herd with man
d.he had the passion and the power yo roam the desert forest cavern <---

Answer 2

what must this be for? Test quiz or homework? let me know so I know what kind. of help to provide :)

Answer 3

9.which excerpt from percy shellry's "ozymandias" refers directly to the title character
a. the loan and level sands stretch far away.
b. tells that its sculptor well its passions read
c. i met a traveler from an antique land, who said
d. two vast and trunkless legs of stone/ syand in the desert<--
10.in his,"ode on a grecian urn" john keats attemots to understand and describe
a. the origin of life
b.the nature of beauty<--
c.the purpose of death
d.the meaning of passion
11.which of these is always true of lyrics poetry
a. it is heroic in nature
b. its tone is light and whimsical
c.it represents only one speaker
d. its speaker assumes the name of the author<--
12. bird thou never wert
which of these is exemplified by this line from percy shelley's to a skylark
a. archaic language
b.onomatopoeia
c.simile<---
d. terza rima

Answer 4

I just want to check my homework answers

Answer 5

look fine @KyanTheDoodle can you check this I mean double chek

Answer 6

Okay, first one is incorrect I think.

Answer 7

I don't even understand what 2 is.

Answer 8

What's the question for 3?

Answer 9

2 I didn't really get either.
3. His sportive personality delighted some and annoyed others. sportive is underlined

Answer 10

2 might be rising.

I still don't understand 3

Answer 11

1 is B

Answer 12

I think 3 is playful(because some people have like the sarcastic voice and it annoys people and others it doesn't bother them)

Answer 13

Yeah. Makes sense.

Answer 14

Found some of your answers http://assets.openstudy.com/updates/attachments/53875db9e4b080beb795404a-jeanettecrisman101-1401380902407-theromanticperiod1798_1832unittest.htm

Answer 15

Good job. @kyanthedoodle