She Walks in Beauty

Who wrote "She Walks in Beauty"?

• Emily Dickenson

• Ted Hughes

• Lord Byron

• Owen Sheers

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In She Walks in Beauty, what does the narrator fall in love with first?

• Her looks

• Her character

• Her clothes

• Her money

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Complete the line from 'She Walks in Beauty': A heart whose love is ______"

• pure!

• good!

• innocent!

• beautiful!

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In She Walks in Beauty, what is the narrator referring to in the quote 'raven tress'?

• Dark hair

• The birds

• Black dress

• Dark eyes

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The poet of She Walks in Beauty belonged to a group of poets called the...?

• Romantics

• Modernists

• Metaphysical poets

• Beat generation

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In She Walks in Beauty, what does the narrator think of the woman's character?

• The narrator sees an inner beauty in the woman's face

• The narrator is only interested in looks

• The narrator thinks she is beautiful on the outside but ugly on the inside

• The narrator doesn't know what kind of a person she is

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The rhyme scheme of 'She Walks in Beauty' is....

• irregular - like the love he has for the woman

• regular - perfect - like the appearance of the woman

• Non existent - like their current relationship

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How was the poet who wrote "She Walks in Beauty" famously described as?

• 'a lover, not a fighter.'

• 'mad, bad and dangerous to know.'

• 'top lad, 10/10 would recommend as a friend.'

• 'crazy young man with too many girlfriends.'

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What language technique is ' she walks in beauty like the night'?

• hyperbole

• personification

• metaphor

• simile

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What is the poem about?

• How much he likes the woman's hair

• How lovely the night sky is

• The idea that outer beauty depends on inner beauty.

• How much he loves a woman.

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