British Lit. B TEST 10 Lit -- Grammar is Handbook sections 41-42

the tender love of a father for his son is the theme of

• "The Toys"

• "Ulysses"

• "The Ballad of East and West"

• "Crossing the Bar"

two men realize and respect each other in spite of their differences

• "The Ballad of East and West"

• "Crossing the Bar?

• ""Dover Beach"

• In Memoriam

the barrier between this life and the next is the theme in

• "Crossing the Bar"

• "The Ballad of East and West"

• ""Dover Beach"

• "The Hound of Heaven"

keep striving no matter what the end may be

• "Ulysses"

• "The Hound of Heaven"

• ""Danny Deever"

• "Enoch Arden"

questions of grief and doubt changed to restored faith is the theme of

• In Memoriam

• "Crossing the Bar"

• Idylls of the King

• The Importance of Being Earnest

not an age of faith but an age of skepticism is the theme of

• "Dover Beach"

• "Crossing the Bar"

• "The Revenge"

• "The Toys"

author's faith in eternal life is a theme of

• "Prospice"

• "Danny Deever"

• "The Toys"

• "The Revenge"

a forced meeting turns to love in

• The Importance of Being Earnest

• "The Sire de Maletroit's Door"

• Idylls of the King

• Enoch Arden

ballad of a brave ship

• "The Revenge"

• "The Ballad of East and West"

• "The Hound of Heaven"

• "Ulysses"

the Colonel's son and the leader of the Afghans become friends in

• "The Ballad of East and West"

• Idylls of the King

• "Crossing the Bar"

• The Importance of Being Earnest