OZYMANDIAS

Ozymandias is a Greek name for the Egyptian King Ramesses II.

• Yes

• No

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The poem Ozymandias has the following theme.

• Power and glory does not last forever.

• Power is wonderful

• Everyone should exploit people.

• It's wonderful to be a king.

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The poem is a sonnet. How many characters have been described in the poem??

• 1

• 3

• 4

• 7

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Where is the statue of Ozymandias?Choose two options.

• In a barren land .

• Outskirts of the desert.

• In a desert .

• In a kingdom near the sand.

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The poem is a sonnet with ___________ lines.

• 12

• 14

• 16

• 18

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Numbers of characters speak in the poem "Ozymandias".

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

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Ozymandias was a

• powerful and corrupt king.

• powerful arrogant king.

• powerful and benevolent king.

• powerful and thoughtful king.

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Two trunkless legs of stone was found with

• a shattered pedestal.

• a shattered torso .

• a shattered leg.

• a shattered face.

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Poems teaches us that ________ is permanent.

• power

• word

• statue pedestal

• character trait

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According to P B Shelley who is more powerful?

• Nature

• Man