Which word best describes the speaker in
lines 13 through 18?
What does the poet compare to a bell in lines
13 through 18?
What is the main problem presented in the
poem?
In line 11, what are the "great broken rings"?
Which of the following best describes the
habit of the speaker described in the poem?
Which line best indicates a thought that
haunts the speaker of the poem?
Which statement best identifies a main theme
of this poem
What does trod mean in line 18?
To which sense do lines 25 through 30 of the poem mostly appeal?
What conclusion is best supported by the end of the poem?
What is the purpose of lines 1 through 6?
What does line 7 reveal?
What does the speaker regret in lines 7 through 12?
What does clamorous mean in line 12?
Which word is most opposite in meaning to sore in line 14?
Which of the following words best describes the mood of the poem?
To which sense do lines 1 through 6 mostly appeal?
Which phrase best explains why the speaker's "heart is sore" in lines 13 through 18?
Which of the following techniques is used to develop lines 13 through 18?
What is the first impression given of the poem's setting?
What does the phrase "attend upon" mean in line 24?
What does the word companionable mean in line 21?
Which of the following could be added to the poem to help the reader's understanding?
Which of the following is the best summary of the poem?