The Lady of Shalott

How does the poem’s setting relate to the theme of loneliness in "The Lady of Shalott"?

• The Lady is in an isolated tower.

• Camelot is full of knights that shun the Lady.

• Lancelot rides alone on the busy street looking for love.

• The people of the village fear the Lady.

What is the name of the poet who wrote "The Lady of Shalott?

• ALFRED LORD TENNYSON

• ROALD DAHL

• Percy Bysshe Shelley

• John Keats

In "The Lady of Shalott" what does it mean when she says, "I'm half sick of shadows"?

• Her castle is cold and dark

• She wants to die

• She can only venture out at night

• She longs for real life, not reflections

How can she see 'Many Tower'd Camelot?

• Through the window

• By standing outside her castle

• From a reflection in a mirror.

With the curse enacted, the Lady of Shalott...

• lives out her life half sick of the shadows.
• dreams of a trip to Camelot to see Lancelot.
• prepares to depart in her boat, but returns to her tower.
• lies down in a boat and dies on her way to Camelot.

Which of the following places is NOT part of the setting in "The Lady of Shalott?"

• Green Gables

• An island

• A river

• Camelot

Why can't the Lady of Shalott look out the window?

• There is nothing to see outside the window

• The window is too high

• She is blind

• She is under a curse

Where does the Lady of Shalott live?

• On an island

• In the desert

• On the mainland

• In the ocean

What does the Lady of Shalott do all day?

• Builds houses

• Weaves tapestries and sings

• Fishes in a river

• Raises chickens

How many parts are in the Lady of Shalott?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4