Heroic Couplets and Appositive Phrases

Consider the following sentence: "Bonnie, my cousin, lived on a farm." Match the following phrases with their grammatical roles.

In the sentence 'Mark, the pitcher, threw many fast balls during the game.', what is the appositive or appositive phrase?

Consider the following sentence: "A large black cloud, a sign of a thunderstorm, appeared in the sky." Match the following phrases with their descriptions.

Which sentence correctly uses 'a blanket of snow' as an appositive phrase?

Identify the following as a closed couplet or an example of enjambment. Base your answer on the completion of thought in the lines, not on the punctuation.

Fit to be stewards in land and rents and game / To any Peer in England you could name, (Geoffrey Chaucer)

Identify the following as a closed couplet or an example of enjambment. Base your answer on the completion of thought in the lines, not on the punctuation.

At Sestos Hero dwelt; Hero the fair, / Whom young Apollo courted for her hair, (Christopher Marlowe)

Identify the following as a closed couplet or an example of enjambment. Base your answer on the completion of thought in the lines, not on the punctuation.

A little learning is a dangerous thing; / Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring: (Alexander Pope)

Identify the following as a closed couplet or an example of enjambment. Base your answer on the completion of thought in the lines, not on the punctuation.

And offered as a dower his burning throne, / Where she should sit for men to gaze upon. (Christopher Marlowe)

Identify the following as a closed couplet or an example of enjambment. Base your answer on the completion of thought in the lines, not on the punctuation.

Fired at first sight with what the Muse imparts, / In fearless youth we tempt the height of arts. (Alexander Pope)

Which sentence uses the appositive correctly?