Why does he say, "Other friends have flown before - On the morrow he will leave me, as my Hopes have flown before?"

The raven will leave like Lenore, his friends and all his hopes and dreams.

What is an internal rhyme?

A rhyme in the middle of a line to the end of the line or next line.

When the narrator opened the door, what was on the other side?

"Darkness there and nothing more"

Why does the narrator keep asking the raven questions, even though the narrator already knows the answer?

The narrator already knows the answer and is already hopeless.

Where did the raven sit when he got into the chamber?

It sat on a statue of the goddess Athena.

What is the narrator doing as the poem begins?

He is almost asleep and reading to take his mind off his dead wife Lenore.

What happened to the raven at the end of the poem?

It stayed on top of the statue and never left.

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1
Why does he say, "Other friends have flown before - On the morrow he will leave me, as my Hopes have flown before?"
The raven will leave like Lenore, his friends and all his hopes and dreams.
The raven will stay forever.
The raven will become his friend.
Not All of the Above.
2
What is an internal rhyme?
It's probably the red answer.
A rhyme in the middle of a line to the end of the line or next line.
A rhyme of words at the end of two lines
A rhyme you can only hear in your head
3
"The Raven" is an example of which kind of literature?
Science fiction
A short story
Gothic Literature
Realistic nonfiction
4
Who wrote "The Raven?"
Edgar Allen Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
Why would Mr. Herber start a Kahoot! with a spelling question?
Edgar Allan Pow
5
When the narrator opened the door, what was on the other side?
"Darkness there and nothing more"
Lenore
The Raven
Mr. Herber
6
In which month is this poem set?
November
October
December
September
7
Why does the narrator keep asking the raven questions, even though the narrator already knows the answer?
The narrator is hoping that the raven will change.
The narrator thinks he can trick the raven.
The narrator already knows the answer and is already hopeless.
I can't wait for this Friday to be over.
8
Where does the narrator think the raven might have come from?
The underworld
It might have flown away from his unhappy master
All of the above
Heaven
9
Where did the raven sit when he got into the chamber?
It sat on the narrator's head.
It sat on a statue of Lenore.
It sat on a statue of the goddess Athena.
It didn't sit. It kept flying around the room.
10
Was there ever even a raven in the narrator's chamber?
Maybe, but the narrator might be dreaming all of this.
Maybe, this could actually be a supernatural story.
Maybe, but the narrator might be crazy and imagining it all.
Maybe, it's all of the above.
11
What is the narrator doing as the poem begins?
He is almost asleep and reading to take his mind off his dead wife Lenore.
He is staring at the walls and crying that his wife died.
He is trying to read, but crying that his wife left him for another man.
He's playing on his PS5.
12
What happened to the raven at the end of the poem?
It flew away.
It stayed on top of the statue and never left.
This is the wrong answer.
The narrator killed it.

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