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- 1. Multiple ChoiceStages of life, how we are born, grow and die – represented through seasons (growth, harvest, death)To AutumnThe ManhuntCosy ApologiaImperceptible as Grief
- 2. Multiple ChoiceA wife describing her husband's mental and physical injuries received from war.The ManhuntThe SoldierOzymandiasTo Autumn
- 3. Multiple ChoiceA woman who was forbidden to be with her love so she sends him this love noteOzymandiasAfternoonsSonnet 43Mametz Wood
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThe poet is describing the benefits of serving in war as it's patrioticThe SoldierDulce et Decorum EstThe ManhuntDeath of A Naturalist
- 5. Multiple ChoiceCosy ApologiaA man reminiscing on his childhood loves of nature, and his opinions about nature nowA gas attack in war and the poet's descriptions of its effectsA poem expressing her love for her husband Fred, incorporating seasons and references to her childhood boyfriendsA woman describing nature outside of her window
- 6. Multiple ChoiceA traveller describing the remains of the pharaoh's statueOzymandiasThe PreludeDeath of a NaturalistHawk Roosting
- 7. Multiple ChoiceHawk RoostingThe poet writing from the hawk's perspective, showing that he has the power over everythinga poem from a man's perspective describing a hawk in a treeA telegraph received stating that the wife's husband died in battle. Then the next day she received a letter from himBodies found from soldiers who fought in battle 85 years later
- 8. Multiple ChoiceDescribing the miracle of slums in MumbaiLiving SpaceMametz WoodShe Walks in BeautyLondon
- 9. Multiple ChoiceLONDONHow powerful people are in control of everything, reference to povertyDescribing the miracle of slums in MumbaiBodies found from soldiers who fought in battle 85 years laterA telegraph received stating that the wife's husband died in battle. Then the next day she received a letter from him
- 10. Multiple ChoiceBodies found from soldiers who fought in battle 85 years laterMametz WoodLondonThe SoldierDulce et Decorum Est
- 11. Multiple ChoiceDulce et Decorum EstThe poet is describing the benefits of serving in war as it's patrioticA gas attack in war and the poet's descriptions of its effectsA wife describing her husband's mental and physical injuries received from war.Bodies found from soldiers who fought in battle 85 years later
- 12. Multiple ChoiceA women giving her partner an onion as it's not a stereotypical valentine giftValentineCosy ApologiaAs Imperceptible as GriefLiving Space
- 13. Multiple ChoiceAs Imperceptibly as GriefA woman describing the passing of timeA woman describing the seasonsA woman describing the pain of losing a childA woman describing a marriage in the 1800's
- 14. Multiple ChoiceA Wife in LondonA telegraph received stating that the wife's husband died in battle. Then the next day she received a letter from himThe poet writing from the hawk's perspective, showing that he has the power over everythingA woman describing nature outside of her windowHow powerful people are in control of everything, reference to poverty
- 15. Multiple ChoiceThe PreludeA poem expressing her love for her husband Fred, incorporating seasons and references to her childhood boyfriendsA woman talking about her childhood memories in a negative wayA man talking about his childhood memories in a negative wayStages of life, how we are born, grow and die – represented through seasons (growth, harvest, death)
- 16. Multiple ChoiceThe poet observing young mums with their children in a playground and the dads stood back not helpingAfternoonsLunchtimesShe Walks in BeautyCosy Apologia
- 17. Multiple ChoiceA man reminiscing on his childhood loves of nature, and his opinions about nature nowDeath of a NaturalistShe Walks in BeautyHawk RoostingThe Prelude
- 18. Multiple ChoiceA man attracted to a woman who has been at a funeralShe Walks in BeautyAs Imperceptibly as GriefDeath of a NaturalistValentine
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