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1
To whom was the dowry paid to in the depicted time period?
The husband
Whoever came from the poorer family
The wife
The royal family
2
Does the poem maintain a rhyming structure?
Only on Mondays
Yes
No
3
Based on what you have learnt, will love change in the future as it has in the past?
The word 'love' has been said enough. Time to stop
Yes, love takes no definite shape and is free to evolve
Yellow
Impossible, I hate change
4
The Duke then says that he gave the command and her smile stopped. This suggests what?
Nothing at all
The Duchess had facial surgery to fix her nose
The Duke is suggesting that he planned a date night
The Duke has done something sinister, like murdering her
5
In the previous line, what was 'fall' a metaphor for?
Express your love
To surrender, give yourself up
Fight
Trip, fall over
6
Sonnet 14 and 'Cant help falling in love' are similar in what ways?
Love should be based on social status and wealth
They both convey a positive message about love
Their view of love is more pure than 'my last Duchess'
They aren't similar at all
7
'Smiles stopped' is an example of what technique?
Rhetorical question
A metaphor
Alliteration
A hyperbole
8
The Duke is showing an ambassador his private art collection. Why?
To fill in time
To prove that he wasn't lying about his house
To delay the wedding
To show off his wealth
9
The 'free love movement', in which the song was written meant that:
Love only cost 5 dollars
Short term relationships were becoming very common
Divorces were becoming more and more common
10
The bases of love, in which the time the poem was written, where what?
Materialistic, based on money and physical attributes
Social status, marry for money, love might come later
Marriages were planned and not based on love
Purely based on how they feel about each other
11
Who was the poet who composed 'My last Duchess'?
Robert Browning
Triangle
Hill top hoods
Blue
12
'There she stands as if alive'. This line is:
An emotionless recount
Reassuring evidence that the duke loved the Duchess.
Adding to the suspicion of murder
13
Have you learnt anything? No wrong answer
NO, was a bit boring
YES...loved it
14
'Notice this unusual bronze statue of Neptune taming a seahorse'. What technique is seen here?
Alliteration of 'seen here'
No literary techniques or poetic devices can be seen here
Irony. A representation of him trying to control his wife
Subversion of the Duke's stance
15
Enjambment and the present rhyming structure adds what to the poem?
JACK PATO
WILL BYRNE
Drama
Tensile strength
16
‘Like a river flows surely to the sea, darling so it goes, some things are meant to be’
Makes the verse more romantic
This is a metaphor, saying his love is destine to be
17
When the persona quoted a typical male of the time, what was she really doing?
Subverting his stance
Try to aggravate the male population
Practising puppetry
Discrediting and dishonouring the male
18
Was there a considerable age gap between the Duke and the Duchess in the poem?
Square
No, that's wrong
Blue
Yes, who cared by in the day?
19
What is the prevailing message about love in the sonnet?
love for the right reasons
Falling out of love can be just as easy as falling in love
Love shouldn't be materialistic+based on physical qualities
Marry for money, love will come later
20
Did EBB use archaic language, what was the effect?
Very rarely, allowed the poem to be read very easily
Yes, added an element of authenticity and romance
Yes
No
21
'Wise men' is a:
A reference to the person to your right
No meaning
Biblical reference
Correct
22
What similarities do all three works share?
Love is the single most important thing in their lives
They all depicted perceptions of love
They all share an identical message about love
They all include metaphors
23
The song is in a 3/4 time signature. How does this convey a feeling of love?
Blue
Triangle
Adds an element of romantic swing and smoothness
Actually the time signature is 4/4
24
How does the view of love change from 'My last Duchess' to sonnet 14?
The view of love in sonnet 14 is about true love
Love in 'My last Duchess' was materialistic
Love in both works were meaningful and fulfilling
Love is terminal in both poems
25
'For a trick of thought that falls in well with mine'. What literary techniques has been used?
A metaphor
A rhetorical statement that proves his power
A hyperbola
A simile
26
In the time period, wives were expected too?
Abuse the children
Walk the dog
Remain discrete in the background of every day life
Agree with the opinion of their husband
27
Who composed 'sonnet 14'
William Shakespere
Elizabeth Barret Browning
elizibeth barett browning
EBB
28
Who was the artist the painted the portrait?
Fra Pandolf
Fra Pondolf
Frá Pandolf
Fré Pandholf
29
Who made 'Cant help falling in love famous'?
B.B King
'King Louie'
Elvis Presley
'The King'
30
The persona does not want to be loved for, what?
Her sickly child hood
Her look
Her gentle nature
Her way of thinking
31
The use of 'falling' as a metaphor means what? How does it help convey his feelings of love?
Meaning to surrender and to give yourself up for love
Giving into the overwhelming and overpowering feeling
To face-plant
Tripping
32
'Would it be a sin, if I can't help falling in love with you?’. What is the persona doing?
Comparing his love to a sin
Questioning his love
Adding an element of uncertainty
Rehearsing the song
33
Why doesn't the persona want to be loved for her physical attributes?
Because she believes these qualities are subject to change
Red
Because falling out of love will be all to easy
Blue
34
Does the sonnet maintain a rhyming structure?
Yes
no
yes
No
35
What does the Duke say about her smile in the portrait?
Her teeth needed work
It appeared too easily
She never showed it
Her mantle laps over her wrist too much
36
When was the sonnet composed?
Approx. 1846
3527
1948
1667
37
The Duke draws open a curtain and reveals a painting on the wall. What is it a painting of?
The Dukes' future wife
The Dukes' previous wife
The Dukes' current wife
Mona Lisa
38
Did writing about loving someone for the sake of true love challenge views in that time period?
Not at all
Most likely, current views of love lacked depth + meaning
Yes, almost lead to the assignation of the poets family
Likely, but it wouldn't of caused a war
39
Falling, from the line 'cant help falling in love' is:
A parabola
Spelt incorrectly
Spelt correctly
A metaphor
40
Browning employed enjambment throughout the poem. This allows what?
Increases the effectiveness of the following metaphors
The word count to increase
The poem to read like a narrative
41
‘Wise men say only fools rush in, but I can’t help falling in love with you’. Means the..?
Earth is not as big as previously thought
Persona is going against the wisdom and pursuing his love
Wise men are foolish
Persona has acknowledged the advice but has ignored it
42
My last Duchess is written in:
First person and takes on a persona
First person
Fourth person
Third person
43
'I love her for her smile – her look – her way of speaking gently'. What is the persona doing?
Quoting her stalker
Mocking a typical male of the time
Stating what she wants to be loved for
44
‘Take my hand, take my whole life too, for I can't help falling in love with you’.
She's a gold digger and might as well take everything
He cant express his hatred without swearing
Meaning he is overwhelmed with love
45
'She would give the same look of appreciation to me as she would to anything'.
The duke has had enough of the tour
The Duke tells the Ambassador this to make him feel sad
The Duke doesn't care at all
The Duke is experiencing jealousy because of this
46
What does the persona want to be loved for?
For true love
For the sake of love
For her fathers money
Out of pity
