Question

1. to the public, emily dickinson was seen as a(n)

a ○ abolitionist ○ b
quiet woman ○ c
recluse ○ d
wise woman

1. what does immortality mean?

a ○ living forever ○ b
sudden death ○ c
a short life ○ d
something that is seriously wrong

1. where was emily dickinson from?

a ○ massachusetts ○ b
maine ○ c
texas ○ d
new york
4.
by whom, in \success is counted sweetest,\ is success counted sweetest?
a ○ those who try hard. ○ b
those who are successful. ○ c
those who are reaching their goals. ○ d
those who never succeed.

Explanation:

Question 1

Emily Dickinson was known for her reclusive lifestyle. An abolitionist is related to anti - slavery, a "quiet woman" is too general, and "wise woman" doesn't capture her public perception as well as "recluse" does.

The word "immortality" is derived from "immortal" which means not subject to death, so it means living forever. "Sudden death", "a short life" and "something that is seriously wrong" are not related to the meaning of immortality.

Emily Dickinson was from Amherst, Massachusetts. Maine, Texas and New York are not her place of origin.

Answer:

D. recluse

Question 2