1 Who is the speaker of this poem? An unnamed first-person narrator Nature An unnamed third-person narrator The Garden of Eden 2 Where is this poem set? This poem has no specific setting Boston Eden New Hampshire 3 Eden in this poem represents darkness, turning the image's usual meaning on its head. True False 4 Consonance is used in this poem. False True 5 Nature in this poem is personified as female. False True 6 What does gold symbolize in this poem? Monetary value Youth, beauty, and goodness Tenderness and care Sunlight 7 Eden is personified in this poem as a woman. False True 8 This poem uses an "AABB" rhyme scheme. True False 9 This poem uses rhyming couplets True False 10 The title of this poem is misleading. True False 11 Which of the following most closely describes the speaker's tone? Hopeful and trepidatious Distraught and mournful Passionate and inspired Neutral and slightly sorrowful 12 The speaker is unnamed. False True 13 How many syllables does each line contain? The lines alternately contain eight and ten syllables Each line contains six syllables except for the last, which contains five The lines alternately contain six and eight syllables Each line contains five syllables except for the last, which contains six 14 This poem is a sonnet. False True 15 What does "an hour" represent in this poem? The full span of a lifetime The final moments of one's life It does not represent anything and literally means an hour of time A fleeting and unspecified amount of time 16 What does "a leaf" subside to in this poem? A flower Another leaf A tree A seed 17 What does dawn "[go] down to" in this poem? Day The earth Night The horizon 18 Where does this poem's title reappear? It does not reappear The first line At the end of the first stanza The final line 19 How many stanzas does this poem contain? Two One Three Four 20 Each line of this poem is its own sentence. True False 21 This poem uses the juxtaposition between day and night to differentiate between good and evil. False True 22 This poem is an ode. False True 23 What "[sinks] to grief" in the poem? A capsized ship A leaf in water The speaker Eden 24 What is an "early leaf" compared to in the poem? An infant Gold Imminent death A flower 25 This poem uses rhyming quatrains. False True