The central theme of “Wild Nights” revolves around:

The imagery in “Wild Nights” suggests a sense of:

What is the speaker’s attitude toward the experience described in “Wild Nights”?

In the context of Emily Dickinson’s body of work, “Wild Nights” is an example of her exploration of:

What does the speaker wish to do with her lover in “Wild Nights?”

In Emily Dickinson’s poem “Wild Nights,” the phrase “Wild Nights” is a metaphor for:

The structure of “Wild Nights” is primarily:

What literary device is used in the line “Rowing in Eden” in “Wild Nights”?

In the poem, the speaker compares the experience of love to:

If a 5 MHz sound wave is traveling in the tissues listed below, which will have the shortest wavelength?