Power and Conflict Poetry Anthology - Ozymandias
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| Which of these words best describes Ozymandias's personality? Humble / Arrogant / Compassionate | Arrogant - because he thinks he is the most powerful king.
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| Who wrote the poem Ozymandias? | Shelley
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| Why does Shelley end the poem with a description of the desert? | It shows that Ozymandias was NOT powerful compared to nature as his statue lies in a 'colossal wreck'.
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| What is the form of the poem Ozymandias? | A sonnet, but he breaks the traditional rhyming rules.
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| What is the poem Ozymandias describing? | The statue of an ancient Eygptian King. It boasts about power in the inscription, but now lies in ruins.
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| How many voices are in the poem? | 3 - The speaker, the traveller and Ozymandias
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| Ozymandias is written in iambic pentameter, what is it? | Line of verse written in five pairs of syllables each made up by an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable.
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| True or False? Ozymandias symbolises political tyranny. | True
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| The image of a broken statue from a powerful civilisation represents... | The decay of of civilization and culture. The artist and the creation have long gone.
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| "Look on my works ye ??????, and despair" What is the missing word from this quote? | Mighty
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| What is the irony in the poem? | The contrast of the inscription about my great 'works', and the fact that the broken statue is all that remains of them.
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| "Half sunk, a shatter'd ?????? lies" What is the missing word from this quote? | visage
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