Shakespeare's Sonnets — тест и карточки

What does the speaker urge the beautiful person to do in Sonnet 1?

How does the speaker describe nature's gift of beauty in Sonnet 4?

What lesson does joined music offer in Sonnet 8?

What preserves a likeness better than poetry or portraits in Sonnet 16?

How does the beloved compare with a summer day in Sonnet 18?

What kind of praise does the speaker favor in Sonnet 21?

What keeps the exhausted speaker awake in Sonnet 27?

What changes the speaker's mood in Sonnet 29?

Which loss causes greater pain in Sonnet 42?

Why does the speaker wish to become thought in Sonnet 44?

What do fragrant roses represent in Sonnet 54?

What does the speaker claim poetry can outlast in Sonnet 55?

What image represents passing minutes in Sonnet 60?

What overturns the speaker's proud judgment of himself in Sonnet 62?

What fear follows the speaker's reflections on destruction in Sonnet 64?

What does the speaker ask of his beloved after his death in Sonnet 71?

Which images express personal decline in Sonnet 73?

What does the rival poet borrow from the beloved in Sonnet 79?

What does the speaker call the finest praise in Sonnet 84?

How does separation feel in Sonnet 97?

How long has the friendship lasted in Sonnet 104?

What does the speaker admit in Sonnet 110?

How does true love respond to change in Sonnet 116?

What does the speaker recognize in Sonnet 120?

What role does Nature play in Sonnet 126?

How does the speaker describe his lover in Sonnet 130?

What uncomfortable truths are concealed in Sonnet 138?

What does the speaker suspect in Sonnet 144?

How does the accusation shift in Sonnet 152?

What happens when the speaker seeks relief at the bath in Sonnet 153?