Selection Quick Checks (English)

Note: This quiz covers more than one selection.



1.	How does the speaker of "Sonnet 31" claim to know that the moon is sad?
	A.	The moon tells him so.
	B.	He can see it in the moon's look and languished grace.
	C.	He can hear the moon sigh.
	D.	He can see it in Cupid's sharp arrows.

2.	What does the speaker of "Sonnet 31"" ask the moon about virtue?
	A.	if, in the moon's heavenly place, virtue is also called ungratefulness
	B.	when his beloved will acknowledge her love for him
	C.	how to win his beloved's love
	D.	how to deal with his heavy heart

3.	In "Sonnet 39," what does the speaker of ask of sleep?
	A.	for money and wealth to buy Stella's love
	B.	for advice on how to win Stella's love
	C.	for protection against the fierce darts of Despair
	D.	for the power to resist Stella's beauty

4.	In "Sonnet 39," what will sleep provide if it helps the speaker?
	A.	a sweet bed
	B.	a blinding light
	C.	a rosy garland
	D.	Stella's image

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