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AP Success - AP English Literature: Sonnet 106





Question 1

Multiple choice



  • A journal kept during unproductive periods

  • A record of historical events perceived as unfruitful

  • A diary documenting personal failures

  • An archive of obsolete traditions

  • Historical records that the speaker believes are irrelevant to the present

Question 2

Multiple choice



  • Recalling his own past experiences

  • Reading about historical figures

  • Critiquing the style of old poetry

  • Imagining a more beautiful era

  • Reflecting on the nature of beauty in literature

Question 3

Multiple choice



  • Believes the addressee possesses unparalleled beauty

  • Thinks that beauty is a skill to be mastered

  • Is envious of the addressee's appearance

  • Is comparing the addressee to historical figures

  • Feels the addressee's beauty is temporary

Question 4

Multiple choice



  • Accurate predictions of the addressee's qualities

  • Overly flattering and unrealistic

  • Insights into future trends in beauty

  • Misguided attempts to predict the future

  • Meaningless flattery without substance

Question 5

Multiple choice



  • The addressee's qualities are beyond the comprehension of past poets

  • The past poets lacked the necessary skills to truly appreciate beauty

  • Divination was a common practice among poets

  • The addressee has qualities that transcend time

  • The past poets were not as visionary as once thought

Question 6

Multiple choice



  • Admiration for their foresight

  • Criticism of their limited perspective

  • Indifference to their contributions

  • Respect for their artistic expressions

  • Skepticism about their significance

Question 7

Multiple choice



  • A coat of arms

  • A proclamation

  • An artistic depiction

  • A detailed description

  • A loud declaration

Question 8

Multiple choice



  • Emphasize the transient nature of beauty

  • Critique the societal norms of chivalry

  • Illustrate the timelessness of certain archetypes

  • Contrast past and present ideals of beauty

  • Highlight the speaker's interest in medieval literature

Question 9

Multiple choice



  • Listing the physical attributes admired in the past

  • Illustrating the completeness of the addressee's beauty

  • Comparing the addressee to a work of art

  • Enumerating the qualities that define beauty

  • Emphasizing the superficial nature of physical beauty

Question 10

Multiple choice



  • Nostalgic and wistful

  • Admiring and reverential

  • Critical and analytical

  • Sardonic and dismissive

  • Hopeful and optimistic

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