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1
What time is it when the Lady of Shalott gets into the boat?
day time
sunset
night time
sunrise
2
Love looks with the
mind
; therefore is winged Cupid painted ______."
Choose the most grammatically correct rhyming word
signed
find
timed
blind
3
Which
poetic devi
ce
is shown in the picture?
rhyme
metaphor
alliteration
simile
4
In the poem, Lancelot is described has having brown hair
True
False
5
"On burnish'd hooves his war-horse trode"
suggests that the horses shoes are made of well polished metal.
False
True
6
Lightning, thunder, all
around
Soon the rain falls on the _________.
Choose the most gramatically correct rhyming word.
pound
surround
ground
playground
7
"Or at the
casement
seen her stand?" The word casement means...
balcony
tower
window
entrance
8
In part III what eventually makes the Lady of Shalott look out of the window?
Sir Lancelot riding down to Camelot
The knights riding two and two
A troop of damsels glad
A long-hair'd page in crimson clad
9
Which poetry device is used in the picture?
rhyme
metaphor
personification
simile
10
In stanza 5, many people come out onto the wharves when they see the Lady of Shalott's boat floating down the river
False
True
11
"Funny fish fool around.." is an example of
alliteration.
False
True
12
The Lady of Shalott views the "shadows of the world" by looking out of the window
True
False
13
What happens
immediately after
"the curse is upon" the Lady of Shalott?
The lady gets into a boat
The mirror cracks from side to side
It starts to rain heavliy
The lady leaves the tower
14
How is the lady of Shalott able to see the outside world every day while she weaves?
By looking out of the window
By looking in her magic mirror
By going for walks
By looking at reflections in her mirror
15
What does Lancelot say about the Lady of Shalott in the last stanza of the poem?
"She has a lovely face"
"She has a lovely grace"
"Who is this?"
"What is here?"
16
There she weaves by night and day,
a magic web
with colours gay.
What does the image of the
magic web
symbolise?
The Lady of Shalott being trapped in the tower
The curse being upon the Lady of Shalott
The Lady of Shalott being entrapped by an unseen, mysterious force.
The Lady of Shalott weaving her tapestry
17
"The sun came dazzling thro' the leaves and flamed upon his brazen greaves" is an example of which
poetry device
?
onomatopoeia
imagery
personification
simile
18
The Lady of Shalott and the reader know what the curse is (in the poem).
False
True
19
"Ere half my days in this dark world and ___, And that one talent which is death to
hide.
"
Choose the best rhyming word
side
mind
fried
wide
20
"The helmet&the helmet-feather, burn'd like one burning flame together" is an example of which
poetry device?
onomatopoeia
metaphor
simile
personification
21
Which answer is
not
an example of onomatopoeia?
crunch, crunch!
ahh-choo!
sneeze!
bang!
22
Choose the best rhyming word:
"I made the cookies one by one I hear the bell, so they are _____"
some
baked
done
fun
23
"Below the starry clusters bright, some bearded meteor, trainling light" is an example of which
poetic device?
simile
metaphor
alliteration
personification
24
Which line
doesn't suggest
that the Lady of Shalott is dead?
Hear a carol, mournful, holy
Till her blood was frozen slowly
Singing in her song she died
They heard her singing her last song
25
Where does the Lady of Shalott write her name?
Round the prow of a boat
Beneath a willow
Rond the port side of a boat
Round the stern of a boat
26
"The broad stream in his banks complaining" is an example of...
metaphor
simile
alliteration
personification
27
"Now old desire doth in his death-bed lie."
is an example of ...
personification and onomatopoeia
personification and alliteration
personification and simile
personification and metaphor
28
Choose the best rhyming word.
There was a man from
Spain
, who was always very _____
painful
same
vain
fame
29
The only people who hear the Lady of Shalott singing are the reapers.
True
False
30
The Lady of Shalott wears a snowy white robe when she gets into the boat
True
False
31
"But in her web she still delights to weave the mirror's magic sights"
... This line suggests that..
The lady doesn't enjoy weaving what she sees into her tapestry
The lady has to weave what she sees into her tapestry
The lady enjoys weaving what she sees (of the world) into her tapestry
The mirror enables the lady to weave
32
Which
poetry device
is used in the picture?
metaphor
personification
simile
onomatopoeia
33
" There the river eddy whirls" The word eddy means...
The name of the river
A circular movement of water causing a small whirlpool
A circular movement of water causing ripples
A movement of water causing small waves
34
Immediately
before
the "curse is upon" the Lady of Shalott what happened?
The web flew out and floated wide
Sir Lancelot rode down to Camelot
The mirror cracked from side to side
The Lady made 3 paces through the room