The Raven Characters

Who is the Poet of 'The Raven'

• Edgar Allen Wright

• Ansel Elgort

• Edgar Allen Poe

• The speaker

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Who is the speaker in 'The Raven'

• A book of old knowledge

• A man banging on the door

• A man in his chamber

• A raven knocking on the door

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Based on the dialogue in paragraphs 1 thru 14 , how would you describe Raven?

• Meek

• Welcoming

• Opinionated

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Read paragraph 43 from the play. What is the most likely purpose of this line?

• To demonstrate the theme of pride

• To establish a conversational dialogue

• To show that Raven is the leader of the three

• To challenge the claims of the other characters

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What is the best summary of the scene?

• The raven on a totem pole tries to drive the other figures of a fox and a spider away from the totem pole. He brags about being the best trickster and claims that his reputation is worldwide. To settle who belongs on the totem pole, Raven cheerfully agrees to a contest.

• Three characters are positioned on a totem pole. The Raven claims to be the only one who belongs there because the other characters are foreign. Reynard the fox and Anansi the spider team up to challenge Raven to a contest to see who has the best trickster story. The contest will show what they have in common.

• A Raven, a fox, and a spider argue about who should be at the top figure of the totem pole Each character makes a claim. They decide that the differences between them are so great that they cannot decide upon a winner.

• Raven boasts that he is the best story teller and trickster of all time. The other characters -Reynard and Anansi- disagree. They claim that being from France and Africa makes them better tricksters. Since no one can agree, the characters decide they will take turns being the best trickster of all.

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Who did the narrator hope was at the door?

• The raven

• Lenore

• A seraphim

• An echo

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Who is the author of 'The Raven'?

• Edgar Allan Poe

• William Shakespeare

• Robert Frost

• Emily Dickinson

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What is the main theme of 'The Raven'?

• Love

• Madness

• Grief

• Joy

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What does the raven repeatedly say in the poem?

• Nevermore

• Forevermore

• Evermore

• No more

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What is the setting of 'The Raven'?

• A sunny garden

• A dark forest

• A chamber at midnight

• A bustling city

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