Norman Maccaig Poem Quiz

What theme is dealt with in the Norman Maccaig poem 'Assisi'

All Norman Maccaig poems studied at National 5 are written in free verse

'She was [blank_start]buckets[blank_end] and water [blank_start]flouncing[blank_end] into them. She was [blank_start]winds[blank_end] pouring wetly round [blank_start]house ends[blank_end]. She was [blank_start]brown eggs[blank_end], black skirts and a [blank_start]keeper[blank_end] of [blank_start]threepenny bits[blank_end] in a teapot'

Most of Maccaig's poems are about personal experiences

The following quote is from which poem? 'Everywhere she dies. Everywhere I go she dies'

'To [blank_start]stub an oar[blank_end] on a rock where none should be, to have it [blank_start]rise[blank_end] without a [blank_start]slounge[blank_end] out of the sea is a thing that happened [blank_start]once (too often) to me[blank_end].'

In which poem is enjambment used frequently, to make the poem seem almost like a story

The poem 'Assisi' is set in a Spanish town

Which of these is not a theme of Assisi

The poem 'Aunt Julia' is set on the Scottish island of Luskentyre