Sonnet 133 True or False

1.	In Sonnet 133, wounded hearts are metaphors for what? -> the emotional pain of being in a love triangle True False
2.	Why does the speaker accuse his mistress of making his friend a "slave to slavery"? -> the speaker thinks his friend is totally whipped and his mistress has all the power in the relationship True False
3.	What does the speaker mean when he says "prison my heart in thy steel bosom's ward"? -> he feels like a prisoner to love and thinks his mistress is cold and harsh True False
4.	The "cruel eye" mentioned in line 5 refers to what? -> the "cruel" mistress, who's good at shooting our speaker dirty looks True False
5.	The "heart" that "groan[s]" at line 1 is an example of what? -> personification True False

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