Ode on a Grecian Urn

What Power Does The Urn Possess that Humans Don't

• It is eternal and it withstands time

• Death

• To hear songs in the future that most won't be alive to hear.

• To influence people

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In What Way can the Urn be Valued

• It is a place to hold children's dreams

• It is a way to get married

• it is a piece of art for remembrance since it was used to keep the ashes of loved ones.

• It is a way to the evil spirits away

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Why Might The Speaker Call The Urn The Foster Child Of Time

• The urn doesn't have a proper family

• The urn has an eternal life just like the time

• Time is a good father

• The urn has a short life

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" unheard melodies" this phrase is an example of ......

• simile

• metaphor

• oxymoron or paradox

• alliteration

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What is the Metaphor in the Poem?

• unravished bride

• the heifer / cow

• unheard melodies

• the pipes and timbrels

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What Emotion is Repeated 6 Times Throughout the Third Stanza?

• anger

• sadness

• happiness

• frustration

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what is an ode ?

• a lyrical poem that addresses a certain subject or a person

• a long poem

• a song to a lost love

• a narrative poem ( a poem that tells a story)

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What scene is depicted in the Fourth stanza?

• a farmer in his field

• the birth of a cow

• the sacrifice of a cow

• a man with a pipe

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