Literary Device
Tone/Themes
Summary of Poem
Background
Events and Accomplishments
100

What two words were used more than twice in this poem?

If ever

100

What is the tone of Anne writing this poem?

a) sad

b) disgust

c) regret

d) love

d) love 

100

What was she described as? 

loving wife, devoted to her kids,  and a kind woman

100

When was Anne born?

March 1612

100

What was the reason she was named best New World Poet?


She was the first female that created an American version of poet 

200

What is a literary device that is shown in the whole poem?

Rhyming 

200

What is the overall theme of the poem?

a) she loved another man

b) her life in Massachusetts

c) eternal love  

d) wealth in marriage 

c) eternal love  

200

What is the last line symbolize?

Her love for her husband will continue even after death
200

Where is Anne Bradstreet origin? 

England

200

What is the age that Anne died and when was the date?

September 16, 1672, 60 years old

300

What literary device would describe this line  “I prize thy love more than whole mines of gold.” 

Metaphor

Anne is comparing her love to her husband with a mine of gold that cannot compare to it

300

What does this phrase suggest about the love between Anne and Simon?

If ever two were one, then surely we'



Anne and Simons love in unbreakable and they achieved a perfect unity with each other, and it is possible for two single people to join together and be one.  
300

What is the reason that Anne wrote this poem?

To show her unique love and affection for Simon and no one can break them apart 

300

How many children did Anne have to raise while writing her poems? 

8 children 

300

Why was she banished in 1638 from Massachusetts? 

She held meeting critizing ministers and challenged the higher male authority 

400

Why was the line “My love is such that rivers cannot quench” a hyperbole? 

It is an exaggeration that is not supposed to be taken literally and it shows how much love she has towards her husband that it cannot be stopped

400


What does this line symbolize?

"Thy love is such I can no way repay; 



The love for her husband is something she cannot pay back with material items since she values Simon very much

400

How can this poem relate to the real world?

It shows how material items become a norm to show love to someone else but Anne is trying to demonstrate how the power of true love can lead to happiness after death

400

Since Anne did not attend school, where did she get her education from?

Her father Thomas Dudley

400

What happened on July 10th, 1666?

Her house burnt down and her family had to leave 

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