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What is a pastoral poem?
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A poem that presents nature in its idealized form
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A passage of the Shepherd to his love includes what? (3 things)
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A pastoral, a lyric and carpe diem
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What are the classical symbols of love in romance?
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Myrtle leaves and roses
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What is a madrigal?
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A complicated vocal arrangement
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Who are the birds signing to?
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The falls of shallow rivers
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What is enjambment?
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The continuation of one line verse into the next
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"We will all the pleasures prove" is an example of what?
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Inversion and alliteration
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What is the meter in this passage?
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Iambic tetrameter
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"Thy silver dishes.... thee in me" is an example of what?
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A quatrain
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In the Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd, what is the speaker's attitude?
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Realistic
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What does each stanza dismantle?
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A promise made in Marlowe's poem
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What is said to be fertile in this passage?
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The Wanton fields
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Who brought Christopher Marlowe from Ireland?
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Sir Walter Raleigh
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What did Raleigh bring to Britain?
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Tobacco and potatoes
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What is the definition of gall?
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Bold, impudent behavior
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