1. In the opening line, โBusy old fool, unruly sun,โ the speaker addresses the sun as:
2. The tone of the speaker toward the sun in the poemโs beginning is:
3. The line โthrough windows, and through curtains call on usโ implies:
4. The line โLove, all alike, no season knows nor climeโ suggests that love is:
5. โHours, days, months, which are the rags of timeโ is a:
6. โI could eclipse and cloud them with a winkโ means:
7. The poet refuses to wink because:
8. โAll honourโs mimic, all wealth alchemyโ suggests:
9. โThou, sun, art half as happy as weโ indicates:
10. Addressing the sun directly is an example of:
11. The poem The Sun Rising consists of
12. Each stanza of the poem The Sun Rising contains:
13. The rhyme scheme of The Sun Rising's each stanza is:
14. โThe Sun Risingโ is a typical example of:
15. The central metaphysical conceit in the poem compares:
16. By warming the lovers, the sun:
17. The poem โThe Sun Risingโ was first published in:
18. The poem โThe Sun Risingโ appeared in which collection?
19. What poetic device is used in โI could eclipse and cloud them with a winkโ?
20. What does Donne call โthe rags of timeโ?
