1. Take a woman<br> and give her<br> everything you own<br> Love, peace and happiness<br> She will never be alone<br> And she will give you happiness<br> Give you Peace and Love<br> Give you something<br> No-one else can give<br> called love

   1. Gina Rinehart

   2. Clive Palmer

2. The globe is sadly groaning with debt, poverty and strife <br>And billions now are pleading to enjoy a better life

   1. Gina Rinehart

   2. Clive Palmer

3. Through such unfortunate ignorance, too much abuse is hurled

   1. Gina Rinehart

   2. Clive Palmer

4. So just hold me a little closer<br> Just squeeze me a little tighter<br> Just make life a little lighter<br> together

   1. Gina Rinehart

   2. Clive Palmer

5. He's the subcontinent master of diversity, <br>Bringing modernity to town and city

   1. Gina Rinehart

   2. Clive Palmer

6. You spread decency and honour, pride in family and Queen. <br>And when others wavered from their path, your conscience remained clean

   1. Gina Rinehart

   2. Clive Palmer

7. Need to stop the lust of life<br> to control the greed

   1. Gina Rinehart

   2. Clive Palmer

8. Such a little man <br>With so much love

   1. Gina Rinehart

   2. Clive Palmer

Solutions

1:B, 2:A, 3:A, 4:B, 5:A, 6:A, 7:B, 8:B

Scores

1. 3 and above.

   Poor. Sadly, you may never fully appreciate mining billionaire poetry

2. 5 and above.

   Lacking conviction. Perhaps read through the poems again, this time with feeling

3. 8 and above.

   Good. You have a strong grasp of the emotional and intellectual turmoil expressed through these works

4. 10 and above.

   Excellent! You have a fine appreciation of Australian mining billionaire poetry