10. read this excerpt from donne's a valediction: forbidding mourning:
“our two souls therefore, which are one,/though i must go, endure not yet/a breach, but an
expansion,/like gold to airy thinness beat."
with statement best paraphrases the lines above?
a. our love can endure our physical absence from each other.
b. our love becomes thinner the farther we are apart.
c. our souls are as precious as gold.
d. our souls can endure any breach that arises between them.

11. which of these lines from shakespeare's sonnet 29 portrays the emotion of forlornness?
a.“ i all alone beweep my outcast ”
b.“ haply i think on thee, and then my ”
c.“ from sullen earth, sings hymns at heaven's ”
d.“ desiring this man's art, and that man's "

12. “love is not love/which alters when it alteration ”
in these lines from sonnet 116, how does shakespeare describe true love?
a. as fleeting
b. as unpredictable
c. as unchanging
d. as indefinable