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Multiple Choice
1. In lines 19-20 the speaker suggests that someone has ordered

a. people to preserve their marriages no matter how well they get along.
b. a disunity of all living things.
c. the longing for connection to fade as soon as it is felt.
d. a universe in which no meaning or purpose can be maintained.

2. The meaning of the poem “To Marguerite-Continued” is established by contrasting images of
a. nature and industry. c. love and hate.
b. humans and animals. d. connection and separation.

3. Which of the following is one possible theme of the poem?

a. The human condition is part of a divine plan.
b. The tragedies in life can be overcome through faith.
c. Love can conquer all.
d. People are essentially alone, but long for a connection with each other.

4. All of the following elements of Victorian culture are evident in the poem EXCEPT:

a. the Victorian incongruity between faith and disillusionment
b. prudery and censorship of sensual language
c. the distrust of religion and questioning of God’s plan
d. references to an ever increasing population

5. The tone of the poem could best be described as
a. resigned. c. mournful.
b. angry. d. confused.

Answer 1

1. In lines 19-20 the speaker suggests that someone has ordered c. the longing for connection to fade as soon as it is felt.

2. The meaning of the poem “To Marguerite-Continued” is established by contrasting images of d. connection and separation.

3. Which of the following is one possible theme of the poem? d. People are essentially alone, but long for a connection with each other.

4. All of the following elements of Victorian culture are evident in the poem EXCEPT: a. the Victorian incongruity between faith and disillusionment

5c. "mournful"

Step-by-step explanation:

1c. "Who order that, their longings fire should be, as soon as kindled, cooled?"

2d. "We mortals live alone."

"With echoing fates between us thrown"

"-Oh might our marges meet again!"

3d. At the start of the poem the poet mentions that "We mortals live alone." later on the poet hopes, saying "Oh might our marges meet again!"

4d.

5c. The following words are used in the poem which I believe contributes to a mournful theme. "alone, endless bounds, longing, despair"

I hope this helps. Good luck.