Poetry: Shakespeare's Sonnet XVIII - Statistics

General Stats

Answer Stats

Answer	% Correct
Shall I {compare} thee to a summer's day?	99%
Thou art more lovely and more {temperate}:	67%
So long as men can breathe or {eyes} can see,	57%
{Rough} winds do shake the darling buds of May,	50%
But thy eternal {summer} shall not fade	45%
So long lives {this}, and this gives life to thee.	43%
And summer's {lease} hath all too short a date:	41%
Sometime too hot the eye of {heaven} shines,	40%
Nor shall Death brag thou wander'st in his {shade},	38%
And every fair from fair sometime {declines},	37%
By chance, or {nature}'s changing course, untrimm'd;	37%
And often is his {gold} complexion dimm'd;	28%
When in eternal lines to time thou {grow}'st;	27%
Nor lose {possession} of that fair thou ow'st;	19%