3. "the courteous pagan" contrasts on a symbolic level
a. animals and men.
b. cultivated manners and natural kindness.
c. puritans and anglicans.
d. bloodthirsty indians and friendly indians.
4. in "contemplations," the poet's appreciation of the beauty of nature leads to
a. an appreciation of god's majesty.
b. an unusually avid worship of nature.
c. an appreciation of herself as part of god's creation.
d. an understanding of god's will for her.
5. in "upon the burning of our house, what reason does anne bradstreet cite for
determining that god is just?
a. she had become too attached to earthly comforts.
b. she had valued her family more than god.
c. the bible says that god does all things well.
d. all her goods belong to god.