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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Landscapes.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. At what does the subject of "Animula" grasp?
(a) Tables and chairs.
(b) Hands and feet.
(c) Kisses and toys.
(d) Forks and knives.

2. Over what do multitudes weep, as reported in the final stanza of A Cooking Egg?
(a) Beer and bread.
(b) Crumpets and scones.
(c) Fear and loathing.
(d) Tea and biscuits.

3. What is the reader implored not to hope to find behind the white well in the third Landscape?
(a) The white hart.
(b) Broken steel.
(c) The broken branch.
(d) Memories of pride.

4. To whom does the speaker say Cape Ann, the last Landscape, truly belongs?
(a) The bullbat.
(b) The sailors.
(c) The sea gulls.
(d) The sharks.

5. In the fourth Landscape, which of the following does the road NOT wind?
(a) Listlessness of ancient war.
(b) Clamour of confused wrong.
(c) Anger of ignored cry.
(d) Langour of broken steel.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the fragrant brilliance of what does the subject of "Animula" take pleasure?

2. At what times does the speaker of "Animula" ask others to pray on the behalf of "us"?

3. Where are children's voices heard in the Landscape of New Hampshire?

4. What image is used as a metaphor in the second Landscape?

5. Which Greek god does the speaker in "Sweeney Erect" insist be displayed above him in the poem's second stanza?

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