Question

From Sonnet 29, by William Shakespeare

Answer 1

The correct answer is B.

At the end of the poem, the speaker has only to remember his friend. When he does so, he doesn't need to change places with a king. He has love, and that's all he needs. He doesn't need "the riches of kings" when he has the love of his friend.

Answer 2

Answer:

B.The speaker thinks about his loved one and how he is happy to be himself.

Explanation:

In this couplet taken from Shakespeare´s sonnet 29, the speaker turns around the sense of the poem, as it usually is the case in Shakespeare´s sonnets, and famously concludes that, whenever the speaker thinks of his beloved one, he feels filled with good fortune, as if the thought of his beloved one was a treasure; so satisfied is he with that thought that he wouldn´t dare change it for the fortunes of any king.