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1
Who speaks the exact words 'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings'
Ozymandias
A traveller
Shelley
Byron
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'Blood and fire and anguish' is...
Metaphorical
Biblical
Ironic - it's metaphorical for the characters but literal for the audience
Literal
3
Who had calves 'like moons'?
Fezziwig
Martha
Bob Cratchit
The guy on the meat throne
4
Which ghost could be described as an 'expository tool that foreshadows the protagonist's potential fate'
The Ghost of Christmas future
The Ghost of Christmas past
The ghost of Jacob Marley
The Ghost of Christmas present
5
Where was 'An Inspector Calls' first performed?
Switzerland
Russia
In our hearts and minds
The Nether
6
Macduff's wife's son is called...
A potato
Fleance
An egg
Hamish
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When he was a boy, Dickens worked in...
A workhouse
A blacking factory
A library
A sweatshop
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From whose perspective is 'Kamikaze' written from?
The Kamikaze's
The Kamikaze's daughter
The author's
Beatrice Garland's
9
In Extract From: The Prelude, what scares Wordsworth?
A cat
Huge black forms
The overwhelming power of nature
The feeling that he is being judged
10
'To trade and traffic with Macbeth In riddles and affairs of death'
Iambic hexameter
Iambic tetrameter
Trochaic tetrameter
Trochaic pentameter
11
Ted Hughes' inspiration for 'Bayonet Charge' was from...
His time as a pilot after WW2
His own experiences
Famous WW1 poets
His father's stories
12
Eric said...
'Why shouldn't they try for higher wages?'
'I'd like to be alone for a little while'
'She decided she might as well try another kind of life'
doesn't matter much now, of course - but was he really a Police Inspector?
13
This is Jackson Pollock's 1950s masterpiece called...
Melancholy
Maths
Splodge on canvans
Autumn Rhythm
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What is An Inspector Calls?
A metaphor for an imagined purgatorial scenario
A comedy
A Aristotelian epic
A warning
15
'Walking in the early morning' is...
Trochaic pentameter
Iambic tetrameter
Iambic heptameter
Trochaic tetrameter
16
Why should you never wear a blue suit with brown shoes?
It's too trendy
The colours clash
It's a fashion not a style
Gentlemen never do
17
Gerald is described as...
A 'bounder'
A 'lady's man'
A 'fairy prince'
A 'knight in shining armour'
18
Heptameter then?
7... uuuugh
6... uuuugh
5... uuuugh
8... uuugh
19
Who says 'Please, sir.'
Eric
Edna
The heroine
Eva Smith
20
Hexameter?
6...
5...
3...
7...
21
What is 'the harlot's curse' in Blake's London?
Probably God's punishment for promiscuity in Blake's mind
Syphillis
Poverty
Foul language
22
Trochaic means...
Two syllables again, but this time unstressed/stressed
Two syllables again, but this time stressed/stressed
Two syllables again, but this time unstressed/unstressed
Two syllables again, but this time stressed/unstressed
23
Okay, last one; 'Faintly start to twist before his eyes' would be...
Iambic heptameter
Catalectic trochaic pentameter
Trochaic tetrameter
Catalectic iambic pentameter
24
Pentameter contains...
Five pairs of syllables
Four pairs of syllables
Seven pairs of syllables
Six pairs of syllables
25
'spits like a tame cat Turned savage'
Is catalectic iambic heptameter
Is the normally subdued general population becoming violent and aggressive
Is a simile
Is Heaney
26
M A C B E T H
Is a 'traveller from an antique land'
Is 'a... wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, covetous old sinner'
Is a 'swelling act of the imperial theme'
Is 'bunkum'
27
What's the minimum number of obsidian blocks needed to make the nether portal?
12
8
10
Fortnite
28
Iambic means
Contains one syllable
Contains two syllables in the pattern unstressed/stressed
Contains three syllables in the pattern unstressed/stressed
Contains two syllables in the pattern stressed/unstressed
29
Who said 'God bless us, every one!' (*cough* *cough* ;_;)
Tiny Tim
Slightly-sickly Simon
In-need-of-nurture Ned
Little Timothy
30
Who wrote 'iced east winds that knive us...'
Hughes
Sassoon
Owen
Graves
31
What's tetrameter?
A line with seven pairs of syllables
A line with six pairs of syllables
A line with four pairs of syllables
A line with eight pairs of syllables
32
This is the laughing Cavalier by the Dutch painter Frans Hals. It's in the Wallace Collection in London and worth seeing
Yes I'll make an effort to visit if I have a chance
I don't like it
Art's great
It's lovely
33
'Thrice the brindled cat hath mew'd'
Catalectic trochaic tetrameter
Catalectic iambic hexameter
Trochaic heptameter
Catalectic trochaic pentameter
34
Mr Birling can be interpreted as a metaphorical representation of...
Lust
Pride
Classist aspirations
Capitalism
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Who said 'so - so rude - and assertive -'
The matriarch
The hero
The lower classes
The victim of gluttony
