Annabel Lee Final Review

Read the second and third stanzas. Which of the wind's actions suggests it could have human qualities?

• It blows as fiercely as a hurricane.

• It blows so strongly that it is hard to stand up.

• The clouds might create a more intense wind.

• The wind gives Annabel Lee a chill that kills her.

Read lines 21-22. In these lines the speaker uses hyperbole to emphasize --

• how cruel the angels in heaven were

• how content he an Annabel Lee were together

• how sad he was when Annbel Lee died

• how beautiful the kingdom by the sea was

Read lines 30-33. The speaker uses hyperbole in these lines by claiming angels and demons --

• cannot separate his soul from Annabel Lee's

• all envied him and Annabel Lee

• greatly admired him and Annabel Lee

• plotted together to take Annabel Lee from him

Read lines 34-37. Here, the author uses figurative language to indicate that --

• Annabel Lee was superior to all other women

• the speaker's dreams of Annbel Lee are disturbing

• the stars feel sympathy for the speaker and shine brighter

• the speaker thinks and dreams of Annbel Lee constantly

The narrator's feelings for Annabel Lee can best be described as

• immature

• fleeting

• casual

• intense

By referring to Annabel Lee's kinsmen as "highborn," the speaker implies that

• he is also "highborn" and deserves the reader's admiration

• Annabel Lee should have married him

• he is "lowborn" and deserves the reader's sympathy

• Annabel Lee was queen of the kingdom

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

• her husband

• the angels

• the demons

• her blood relatives

Which of the following is a refrain?

• "Kingdom by the sea"

• "I and my Annabel Lee"

• "Of many far wiser than we"

• "In the sepulcher there by the sea"

After Annabel Lee's death, you can infer that the speaker

• forgets about Annabel Lee

• is thankful towards Annabel Lee's relatives

• feels relief that his problems are over

• resents Annabel Lee's relatives

Who is Annabel Lee

• the narrator

• The narrator's love who died

• An angel

• The narrators friend who was killed