La Belle Dame sans Merci

Who wrote this poem?

• Lord Byron

• Joanna Baillie

• John Keats

• William Blake

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From whose perspective is the poem narrated?

• Keats

• Fairy

• Knight

• La belle dame sans merci

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How many lines does a quatrain consist of?

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What does 'La Belle Dame sans Merci' translate to?

• The beautiful fairy who killed me

• The beautiful maid without gratitude

• The beauty and the beast

• The beautiful lady without mercy

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What is this poem's form?

• Shakespearean sonnet

• Haiku

• Ballad

• Villanelle

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What is a 'grot'?

• a troll

• a hill

• a fairy

• a cave

In what season of the year is the poem set?

• spring

• summer

• autumn

• winter

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What flower is referred to as being on the knight's brow, showing that he is close to death?

• rose

• lily

• poppy

• daffodil

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What flower is referred to as being on the knight's cheeks, showing that their colour is fading?

• rose

• lily

• poppy

• daffodil

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What parts of the fairy's body are repeatedly described as being 'wild'?

• arms

• feet

• ears

• eyes

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