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Poe Quiz
Question | Answer |
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Replacing undaunted with which word would make the following sentence mean the opposite? His recent experiences have left him undaunted. | frightened |
The purpose of Poe's letter to John Allan is to | ask for help. |
A symbol is anything that stands for, or represents, both itself and something else. What does the raven symbolize? | the speaker's grief at the loss of Lenore |
What is the narrator doing at the very beginning of the poem? | reading alone in his room |
Why is the narrator feeling bad? | his sweetheart has died |
What answer does the raven give when the narrator asks his name? | "Nevermore" |
Where is the raven at the end of the poem? | perched on a bust in the narrator's room |
Based on all three selections, what can you infer about Poe? | He was a melancholy and depressed person. |
Poe says John Allan has not spoken to him for | three years. |
The imagery in "Alone" mainly describes | nature. |
What does the last line of "Alone" -"Of a demon in my view" - tell us about the speaker? | He is a pessimist. |
In which of the following sentences is the words entreated used correctly? | I entreated my dad to let me have a car. |
In which of the following lines does Poe use the most alliteration? | "While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping," |
coward | craven |
violent storm | tempest |
charming | beguiling |
gesture or respect | obeisance |
forewarning evil | ominous |
relief (from); end | surcease |
What is the speaker doing when the raven appears? | reading |
Tone is the emotional attitude toward the reader or toward the subject implied by a literary work. In "Letter to John Allan," Poe's tone is one of | desperation |
Which of the following best describes the overall mood of "The Raven"? | emotional and tempestuous |
The speaker of "Alone" describes his life as | stormy |
The speaker in "Alone" says he could not awaken his heat to | joy |