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AP Success - AP English Literature: Sailing to Byzantium

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Question 1

Multiple choice

physically challenging for the elderly to navigate
unwelcoming or inhospitable to the aged
a place where youthfulness is celebrated or idealized
lacking in resources or facilities for older people
a metaphorical country, representing a state of mind or being

Question 2

Multiple choice

Actual music that appeals to the senses
The natural sounds of the environment that seem musically alluring
The tempting aspects of youthful experiences
A specific genre of music popular among the young
The rhythm and flow of life that captivates the young

Question 3

Multiple choice

Historical landmarks
Artistic or intellectual achievements that withstand the test of time
Memories that do not fade with age
Physical structures built to honor the elderly
The wisdom that comes with age, contrasting with the physical decline

Question 4

Multiple choice

Physical rejuvenation
Intellectual pursuits
Emotional or spiritual expression
Interaction with the young
Travel and exploration

Question 5

Multiple choice

Represents a place of intellectual and artistic achievement
Suggests a historical context for the poem
Implies a journey or pilgrimage the speaker intends to undertake
Symbolizes a retreat from the sensual world
Highlights the speaker's fascination with ancient civilizations

Question 6

Multiple choice

Is physically ill
Longs for a transformation or escape
Is overwhelmed by the beauty of nature
Desires to return to youth
Feels a strong romantic or sexual attraction

Question 7

Multiple choice

Imply a judgment or punishment
Represent wisdom and enlightenment
Symbolize destruction and renewal
Indicate a ceremony or ritual
Suggest a divine or supernatural presence

Question 8

Multiple choice

To create a lasting work of art
To find a way to live forever
To understand the concept of eternity
To escape the natural cycle of life and death
To achieve a state of timelessness through spiritual means

Question 9

Multiple choice

Wealth and opulence
Permanence and beauty
Artistic recognition
Connection to classical heritage
Transformation into an object of art

Question 10

Multiple choice

Nostalgic and sentimental
Reflective and contemplative
Urgent and desperate
Joyful and celebratory
Resigned and melancholic

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