AP Success - AP English Literature: Sailing to Byzantium

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Question 1

Multiple choice
  • a metaphorical country, representing a state of mind or being

  • lacking in resources or facilities for older people

  • a place where youthfulness is celebrated or idealized

  • unwelcoming or inhospitable to the aged

  • physically challenging for the elderly to navigate

Question 2

Multiple choice
  • The rhythm and flow of life that captivates the young

  • A specific genre of music popular among the young

  • The tempting aspects of youthful experiences

  • The natural sounds of the environment that seem musically alluring

  • Actual music that appeals to the senses

Question 3

Multiple choice
  • The wisdom that comes with age, contrasting with the physical decline

  • Physical structures built to honor the elderly

  • Memories that do not fade with age

  • Artistic or intellectual achievements that withstand the test of time

  • Historical landmarks

Question 4

Multiple choice
  • Travel and exploration

  • Interaction with the young

  • Emotional or spiritual expression

  • Intellectual pursuits

  • Physical rejuvenation

Question 5

Multiple choice
  • Highlights the speaker's fascination with ancient civilizations

  • Symbolizes a retreat from the sensual world

  • Implies a journey or pilgrimage the speaker intends to undertake

  • Suggests a historical context for the poem

  • Represents a place of intellectual and artistic achievement

Question 6

Multiple choice
  • Feels a strong romantic or sexual attraction

  • Desires to return to youth

  • Is overwhelmed by the beauty of nature

  • Longs for a transformation or escape

  • Is physically ill

Question 7

Multiple choice
  • Suggest a divine or supernatural presence

  • Indicate a ceremony or ritual

  • Symbolize destruction and renewal

  • Represent wisdom and enlightenment

  • Imply a judgment or punishment

Question 8

Multiple choice
  • To achieve a state of timelessness through spiritual means

  • To escape the natural cycle of life and death

  • To understand the concept of eternity

  • To find a way to live forever

  • To create a lasting work of art

Question 9

Multiple choice
  • Transformation into an object of art

  • Connection to classical heritage

  • Artistic recognition

  • Permanence and beauty

  • Wealth and opulence

Question 10

Multiple choice
  • Resigned and melancholic

  • Joyful and celebratory

  • Urgent and desperate

  • Reflective and contemplative

  • Nostalgic and sentimental

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