Sir John Suckling Ultimately, what advice does the speaker give to the lover in “Song” (from Aglaura)?

Bacon’s “Of Studies” In one of his most famous quotes, Bacon states, “Some ________ are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested…” Which of the following words properly completes this quote?

Richard Lovelace The speaker in “Song: To Lucasta, Going to the Wars” says that it is true he is pursuing a new mistress. Who is this mistress?

John Donne, “Song: Sweetest love, I do not go,”  Which of the following is NOT a paraphrase of something the speaker says to his love in the same poem?

Bacon’s “Of Travel” Finally, he says when the traveler returns home, he should not completely leave behind the countries where he has traveled. How should he maintain contact with those countries?

John Donne “Holy Sonnet IX” mentions “lecherous goats” and “serpents envious,” ascribing feelings to non-human creatures in line 3. What device is this?

Bacon’s “Of Studies” He adds that using studies too much for ornament is equivalent to what?

John Donne In “The Flea,” what does the speaker say is “mingled” in the flea?

Bacon’s “Of Travel” True or False: Bacon believes that travelers should try to spend time with their fellow countrymen when traveling to foreign countries. He says, “Let him indulge himself, in the company of his countrymen…” 

Ben Jonson, “II: To My Book” Look at the final two lines of the same poem and choose the correct paraphrase from below.