Quiz 2

The word "scent" in "Night Meeting" bears an image of ———

n "God's Grandeur" the word "charged" belongs to a (————) lexical field.

In "God's Grandeur" the poet concentrates on the Victorian conflict between religion and ———-

"Musical Instrument" is written by (———).

Golden lilies" in "Musical Instrument" symbolize (————-)

Dragonflies" in "Musical Instrument" symbolize (-)

In "Night Meeting", the word "scent" carries an image of (————).

In "Musical Instrument" Pan is the god of (————)

"God's Grandeur" is written in iambic (——-).

Musical Instrument" opens with (an —————- ) tone

-In "God's Grandeur", "flames" and "shining" both introduce (————) images.

The total rhyme scheme in "Night Meeting" in both stanzas draws (————-) figure indicating an endless love.

In the sestet of "God's Grandeur", the word "morning" refers to (———————-)

In "Night Meeting", the line "a voice less loud, thro' its joys and fears" marks (—————-) feelings.

The phrase "the startled little waves that leap" in "Night Meeting" bears a (———-)

Musical Instrument" does not contain any element of (—————-).

In this stanza, the author of the text exposes a tone of ————-

The word gray shows an image of —————

The contrast shown in the extract is between the sea and —————-

The above lines clarify the poet's —————

The poet repeats the word "break" to (————--) his need for the sea's r....