The following question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B. Part A How can you tell that the poem "To Travel" is a lyric poem?
Select two answers.
A. It expresses personal thoughts and feelings.
B. It tells a story.
C. It has characters and dialogue.
D. It has a musical quality.
Part B When you read the poem "To Travel," which details helped you visualize the kind of travel the poet was talking about?
Select two answers.
A. when the speaker was leaping across the globe
B. when the novel waved for you to come read it
C. when the museum paintings begged for you to look at them
D. when you sailed across the seven seas

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