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WorksheetsFinal Review Part 2
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 24mins
In Elizabeth Barrett Browning's "Sonnet 43," love and religion are interwoven in the poem
True
False
In "Sonnet 43," the link between love and religion in the poem is used to emphasize that
Elizabeth BB was very religious
Elizabeth BB was not religious
The love she feels for her partner is as strong as a religion to her
In Frankenstein, who is the first narrator in the novel?
Frankenstein
Walton
the creature
omniscient third person
In Frankenstein, why did the creature kill William?
because William said he was a Frankenstein
he was being too loud
William called the monster names
because the creature hated children
In Frankenstein, the Delaceys provide all of the following except?
they provide a way for the creature to learn language
create a sense of belonging for the monster
show the creature what family is
show the courage of women
In "Ode to to the West Wind," with which season does the speaker associate the west wind?
Spring
Winter
Fall
Summer
How old was Percy Bysshe Shelley when he died?
29
13
He’s still alive
35
At age 19 who did P. B. Shelley marry and where?
France, Elizabeth
Scotland, Harriet
England, Mary
Leigh, Italy
Why did P. B. Shelley lose custody of his two children?
Because he was a bad father
Because of his adherence to the notion of free love
because he was poor
because he was a bad poet
In the poem "Ozymandias," who is talking?
The traveller
The poet
Ozymandias
The Pharoh
In "Ozymandias," where do you think the traveler was referring to?
Egypt
France
Australia
Canada
In "Ozymandias," what did the traveler see?
Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
One vast and trunkless leg of stone
Two vast and trunkless legs of steel
Two vast and truncated legs of stone
Complete the quote: whose frown,
And wrinkled lip, and ______________________,
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
sneer of cold command
sneer of mocking scorn
expression of arrogance
expression of anger
How was the poet, Lord Byron, 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.'
In "She Walks in Beauty," what does the narrator fall in love with first?
Her looks
Her character
Her clothes
Her money
In "She Walks in Beauty," what technique has been used in the quote "cloudless climes and starry skies"?
Alliteration
Simile
Anaphora
Enjambment
Complete the line from "She Walks in Beauty": A heart whose love is ______"
pure!
good!
innocent!
beautiful!
Which word best describes the setting Coleridge creates in the opening stanza of "Kubla Khan"?
surreal
metaphorical
diabolic
simplistic
According to these lines...
"That with music loud and long,
I would build that dome in air, "
how does the speaker respond to the song?
it serves as his source of inspiration
it captivates him and imprisons him
it forces him into a docile, mundane existence
it inspires him to free Khan's prisoners
What literary sound device is used in the following line...
"Where Alph, the sacred river, ran"?
consonance
symbolism
anaphora
hyperbole
Which poem has an opening that claims it was written in a laudanum-induced dream?
"She walks in Beauty" by Lord Byron
"Ozymandias" by P. B. Shelley
"Kubla Khan" by Samuel Coleridge
"We are Seven" by Wordsworth
