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The Lucy Poems Quiz for "Strange fits of passion have I known"

1 Whom is the speaker planning to visit in the poem?
His mother

His lover

His best friend

His father
2 At which time of day does the poem take place?
Early morning

Night

Noon

Late afternoon
3 What is the tone of the poem?
joyful and postiive

mysterious and romantic

frightening and confusing

angry and sad
4 "Fresh as a rose" is an example of
onomatopoeia

a paradox

a simile

a metaphor
5 Which words give the impression that the speaker is drawing closer to his destination?
hoof after hoof

step after step

house after house

path after path
6 Which of the following does the moon seem to represent?
neither of these answers

a symbol of the speaker's lover

both of these answers

a guiding light
7 The moon is depicted as all of the following except:
sinking

dancing

evening

descending
8 What are the "strange fits of passion"?
the speaker's anxiety and fear over losing his lover

the speaker's desire to marry his lover

the speaker's occasional outbursts of anger

the speaker's artistic impulses
9 The atmosphere of the poem as a whole may be described as
disturbing

dreamlike

romantic

melancholy
10 What is the speaker's destination?
an apartment

a cottage

a plantation

a farm
11 What seems to suddenly provoke the speaker's fits of passion?
an accident with his horse

the realization that he does not know where his lover lives

the sight of a dropped moon

the sight of his lover
12 Which of the following are not mentioned as part of the landscape?
the barn

the hill

the cottage

the orchard-plot
13 "In one of those sweet dreams I slept" contains an example of
assonance

understatement

personification

alliteration
14 The image of the moon at the poem's conclusion creates a sense of
calm

joy

foreboding

love
15 The comparison of Lucy to a rose suggests that she is
beautiful

fragile

mortal

all of these answers

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