The Real Emily Dickinson

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. 'There's a certain slant of light winter's afternoon, that oppresses like the_____________of Cathedral tunes.' Put in the original word. Answer: (no hint)

2. 'I never saw a Moor--I never saw the Sea--Yet I know how the Heather looks and what a_____________be.' Answer: (no hint)

3. 'We pass the school where children______________.' Answer: (no hint)

4. What's the next line following the excerpt from number 3? Answer: (no hint)

5. The Speaker in 'Because I could not Stop for Death' describes the fabric of her dress. True or False? Answer: (True or false?)

6. 'Yet certain I am of the spot as if the _____________ were given.' Answer: (One Word)

7. 'The soul selects her own society then shuts the door to her divine majority ___________ no more.' Answer: (One Word)

8. 'Then there's a pair of us, don't tell they'd ___________________ you know' Answer: (no hint)

9. In the poem 'Because I could not Stop for Death' the line 'We passed the setting sun' is followed by what line? Answer: (no hint)

10. Emily Dickinson wrote a poem in which the speaker talks about a letter she wrote to the world. What is the title of the poem? None of these Judge Tenderly of Me My Letter to the World The News