Sea-Fever (Poem by John Masefield)

The poet wishes to go down to the -

• leas

• seas

• mountains

The poet asks for a sail the color of -

• blue

• white

• grey

The call of the running tide is a -

• familiar call

• strange

• wild call

The poet wants a windy day with the white clouds -

• flying

• floating

• passing

The poet must fo down to the sea again, to the vagrant gypsy -

• style

• way

• life

While going to the sea, the poet wants to hear the crying of -

• seagulls

• cuckoos

• swallows

The poet asks for a ship which is -

• tall

• big

• narrow

The wind on the sea is like a whetted -

• sword

• axe

• knife

The poet asks for a merry -

• poem

• tale

• lyric

The epithet used by the poet to describe the sea is -

• tranquil

• quiet

• lonely