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The imagery in line 10 appeals primarily to which sense?

Which words in line 10 are examples of alliteration?

London, 1802

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1
Which words in line 10 are examples of alliteration?
sound, sea
Thou, voice
sea, was
voice/sea
2
The imagery in line 10 appeals primarily to which sense?
touch
hearing
sight
taste
3
A key difference between lines 1-8 and lines 9-14 in this sonnet is that
only one group of lines uses apostrophe
one is serious and the other is playful
they have different rhyme schemes
they address completely different subjects
4
Which image in line 3 symbolizes the English church?
waters
altar
sword
pen
5
Which image is an example of metaphor?
altar, sword, and pen (line 3)
soul was like a star (line 9)
Oh! raise us up (line 7)
she is a fen of stagnant waters (lines 2-3)
6
The phrase "Thy soul" is a form of apostrophe addressed to
England
Milton
the author
nature
7
Which phrase is an example of assonance
selfish men (line 6)
soul was like a Star (line 9)
she is a fen (line 2)
sword and pen (line 3)
8
This poem expresses
the authors' reflections on their travels
admiration for the work of another poet
a devotion to the beauties of nature
despair at the state of England
9
Which characteristic of Romanticism appears in line 9-14?
a love of nature
a language resembling natural speech
the prizing of individual freedom
an emphasis on the commonplace
10
The poet's addressing Milton in line 1 is an example of which poetic technique?
metaphor
apostrophe
personification
simile