1.
Lines 3-6 serve to
I.
Explain how the Soul is literally bolted to the
Body.
II. illuminate the metaphor of how the Body is
binding the Soul inside.
III.
A form of foreshadowing on how the Body will
forever bind the Soul.
IV.
Show imagery about how the Souls has hands and
feet shaped handcuffs.
V.
To reinforce the Soul’s love of being in the
Body.
2.
The word “Employs” refers to
I.
Giving someone a job.
II.
Putting a job upon someone.
III.
Using a care as a tool.
IV.
Devoting all the Soul’s care into preserving
itself.
V.
The Soul’s care has parts underneath it.
3.
The Soul and the Body conversing establishes all
of the following except:
I.
Control over the Soul.
II.
The Soul’s lack of freedom.
III.
The Body’s ability to do what it desires.
IV.
The constriction on the decisions of the Body.
V.
The understanding that the Soul has set the Body
up for future struggles.
4.
“And ready oft the port to gain,/ Am shipwreck’d
into health again” is an example of a:
I.
Simile
II.
Hyperbole
III.
Alliteration
IV.
Metaphor
V.
Onomatopoeia
5.
The
imprisonment that the Soul is feeling from the Body is illuminated through
which of these quotes:
I.
“What
magic could me thus confine/ Within another’s grief to pine?”
II.
“Constrain’d not only to endure”
III.
“That mine own precipice I go;”
i.
I
ii.
II
iii.
III
iv.
I and III
v.
I and II
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