For anne gregory

What did the young lady expect?

• (a) her lover should love her for wealth

• (b) her lover should love her for herself only.

• (c) her lover should love her for behaviour only

• (d) None of the above

Who was it that the poet had heard?

• (a) A Priest

• (b) An old religious man

• (c) A King

• (d) None of the above

What matters for God more to love human beings?

• (a) the outer qualities of human beings

• (b) the inner qualities of human beings

• (c) their rituals

• (d) none of the above

What is the colour of the ramparts of the young lady?

• (a) Golden

• (b) Honey

• (c) Silver

• (d) Brown

How will the young man react to seeing the honey coloured ramparts?

• (a) He will be thrown into despair

• (b) He will be thrown into happiness

• (c) He will be thrown into confused

• (d) None of the Above

What does the girl want?

• (a) To be loved for herself

• (b) to be loved for her hair

• (c) to be loved for her appearance

• (d) to be loved for her riches

Name the literary device used in ““Never shall a young man, Thrown into despair By those great honey-coloured”

• (a) Oxymoron

• (b) metaphor

• (c) Assonance

• (d) Enjambment

What colour will the girl dye her hair into?

• (a) black

• (b) brown

• (c) carrot

• (d) all of them

Who can love us for who we are and not for how we look?

• (a) poet

• (b) young boy

• (c) God

• (d) None of these

Name the literary device used in the line “honey-coloured ramparts at your ear”

• (a) Oxymoron

• (b) metaphor

• (c) Assonance

• (d) None of these