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AP Success - AP English Literature: The Broken Heart

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Question 1

Multiple choice

Madness is a temporary state.
Being in love for an hour is a rational experience.
Love cannot be confined to a specific timeframe.
Madness and love are intimately connected.
Love is a fleeting emotion.

Question 2

Multiple choice

Fosters growth and development.
Is difficult to understand.
Evolves over time.
Is enduring and long-lasting.
Can be destructive.

Question 3

Multiple choice

Show the speaker's desperation for belief.
Compare love to a disease.
Emphasize the severity of love.
Undermine the speaker's credibility.
Highlight the speaker's honesty.

Question 4

Multiple choice

The danger inherent in love.
The intensity of passion.
The fleeting nature of attraction.
The destructive power of love.
The suddenness of love.

Question 5

Multiple choice

Valuable and cherished.
Insignificant when compared to love.
The source of all emotion.
Easily manipulated.
Resilient and strong.

Question 6

Multiple choice

Encouraging and supportive.
Playful and whimsical.
Indifferent and uninvolved.
Cruel and domineering.
Gentle and nurturing.

Question 7

Multiple choice

Transparency and honesty.
Confusion and distortion.
Reconstruction and healing.
Fragility and vulnerability.
Clarity and understanding.

Question 8

Multiple choice

Anger and resentment.
Detachment and indifference.
Overwhelming joy and contentment.
A sense of loss and incompleteness.
Complete emotional fulfillment.

Question 9

Multiple choice

A guiding principle for behavior.
A trivial and unimportant emotion.
A dangerous and consuming power.
A source of joy and happiness.
A unifying force.

Question 10

Multiple choice

Desperate and pleading.
Reverent and admiring.
Indifferent and apathetic.
Sarcastic and cynical.
Optimistic and hopeful.

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