Transcript
Page 1: SONNET 18 / SONNET 29 / SONNET 116 / SONNET 130 …Resource Manager Unit 2 65 ... LITERARY ANALYSIS For questions 1–3, ... Of all the sonnets, (Sonnet 18, Sonnet 29, Sonnet 116,

Name Date

SONNET 18 / SONNET 29 / SONNET 116 / SONNET 130 COPY MASTER

Reading Skill

ANALYZE IMAGERY

Imagery consists of words and phrases that a writer uses to re-create sensory experiences forthe reader. Such language may appeal to the sense of sight, hearing, touch, taste, or smell.

Directions: As you read the sonnets, record examples of language that appeals to the senses.Explain the idea or emotion that is conveyed through this imagery.

Sonnet Imagery Idea or Emotion Conveyed

18 rough winds Summer weather can be harsh.

Resource Manager Unit 2 65British Literature

Cop

yrig

ht©

McD

ouga

lLitt

ell/H

ough

ton

Miff

linC

ompa

ny.

SONN

ET18

/SONN

ET29

/SON

NET

116/SON

NET

130

Page 2: SONNET 18 / SONNET 29 / SONNET 116 / SONNET 130 …Resource Manager Unit 2 65 ... LITERARY ANALYSIS For questions 1–3, ... Of all the sonnets, (Sonnet 18, Sonnet 29, Sonnet 116,

Name Date

SONNET 18 / SONNET 29 / SONNET 116 / SONNET 130 COPY MASTER

Question Support

LITERARY ANALYSIS

For questions 1–3, see page 324 of the Pupil Edition.

Directions: Answer the questions on a separate sheet of paper.

4. Examine Shakespearean Sonnet A turn is a shift in thought. The turn in

“Sonnet 29” occurs in line The speaker turns from a feeling of

to a feeling of

5. Analyze Simile Reread lines 10–12 of “Sonnet 29.” Then complete the followingsentence.

The speaker is like a lark at break of day because

6. Analyze Imagery Reread “Sonnet 30.” In your own words, tell what physicalfeatures Shakespeare thinks the ideal woman would have.

7. Interpret Themes Complete the following sentences.

In “Sonnet 18,” Shakespeare says that although a person may age and die, poetry can

In “Sonnet 116,” he says that time cannot affect

8. Make Judgments Underline one of the titles in parentheses and then completethe sentence.

Of all the sonnets, (Sonnet 18, Sonnet 29, Sonnet 116, Sonnet 130) best shows the speaker’s love for

his subject, because

9. Compare Texts Complete the following sentences.

In “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love,” the speaker thinks that all he needs to live

happily is In Spenser’s “Sonnet 30,” the speaker thinks that love is

so powerful, it can In Shakespeare’s “Sonnet 116,” the speaker

believes that true love cannot be

Resource Manager Unit 2 67British Literature

Cop

yrig

ht©

McD

ouga

lLitt

ell/H

ough

ton

Miff

linC

ompa

ny.

SONN

ET18

/SONN

ET29

/SON

NET

116/SON

NET

130


Recommended