Poe Poetry review

Who is Annabel Lee

• the narrator

• The narrator's love who died

• An angel

• The narrators friend who was killed

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What are some topics the poem touches on?

• Death, love, loss of a loved one, dealing with death

• friendship

• loyalty, kindness, and patience

• the sea and its scary depths

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CCSS.RL.9-10.2

In the poem, the word sepulchre means-

• a morgue
• a castle
• a tomb
• a moat

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What is the author's purpose for writing the poem?

• To show the foolishness of young love
• To convey his sadness at the loss of his young love
• to teach the importance of letting someone go
• To encourage others to pursue a loving relationship

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From the poem, what can the reader conclude about the narrator?

• He misses, Annabel Lee, but has moved on from her death
• His love for Annabel Lee has started to fade
• He is still greatly infatuated with Annabel Lee even after her death
• He wishes that he were dead in Annabel Lee's place

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What is the poem's topic?

• The danger of living too close to the ocean
• The problems of getting along with your in-laws
• Love that can never be returned
• The death of a loved one

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After her death, Annabel Lee is shut into a tomb by - 

• her husband
• the angels
• the demons
• her kinsmen (family)

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Dreams are brought to the narrator by the - 

• moon
• stars
• earth
• sea

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CCSS.RL.9-10.1

Another word for "covet" is...

• Greed/ Envy

• Comprehend/ Wisdom

• Hide/ Conceal

• Ending/ Finality

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Each part or verse of a poem is called...

• a simile
• a metaphor
• a refrain
• a stanza