AQA GCSE English Literature (8702) - Power & Conflict poetry

Question 1

Ozymandias (Page 4 in anthology)

Two _ and _ legs of _.

Answer 1

Two vast and trunkless legs of stone.

Question 2

Ozymandias (Page 4 in anthology)

Look on my _ ye _ and dispair.

Answer 2

Look on my works ye Mighty and dispair.

Question 3

Ozymandias (Page 4 in anthology)

The _ and _ sands _ far away.

Answer 3

The lone and level sands stretch far away.

Question 4

London (Page 5 in anthology)

And mark in every … i …
Marks of … marks of …

Answer 4

And mark in every face i meet
Marks of weakness, marks of woe.

Question 5

London (Page 5 in anthology)

The … manacles i hear.

Answer 5

The mind-forged manacles i hear.

Question 6

London (Page 5 in anthology)

But most through … streets i hear.
How the … …. curse

Answer 6

But most through midnight streets i hear.
How the youthful harlot’s curse.

Question 7

Extract from, The Prelude (Pages 6-7 in anthology)

Small … … idly in the moon.

Answer 7

Small circles glittering idly in the moon.

Question 8

Extract from, The Prelude (Pages 6-7 in anthology)

As if with … power …,
… its head.

Answer 8

As if with voluntary power instinct,
Upreared its head.

Question 9

Extract from, The Prelude (Pages 6-7 in anthology)

Like … men, moved … through the …

Answer 9

Like living men, moved slowly through the mind.

Question 10

My Last Duchess (Pages 8-9 in anthology)

That’s my last Duchess … on the …,
Looking as if she were …

Answer 10

That’s my last Duchess painted on the wall,
Looking as if she were alive.

Question 11

My Last Duchess (Pages 8-9 in anthology)

My … of a nine-hundred-years-old …
With … gift.

Answer 11

My gift of a nine-hundred-years-old name.
With anybody’s gift.

Question 12

My Last Duchess (Pages 8-9 in anthology)

I gave …;
Then all … stopped together.

Answer 12

I gave commands;
Then all smiles stopped together.

Question 13

The Charge of the Light Brigade (Pages 10-11 in anthology)

Half a …, … a league.

Answer 13

Half a league, half a league.

Question 14

The Charge of the Light Brigade (Pages 10-11 in anthology)

… in the battery-smoke
Right thro’ the … they …

Answer 14

Plunged in the battery-smoke.
Right thro’ the line they broke.

Question 15

The Charge of the Light Brigade (Pages 10-11 in anthology)

When can their … …?
O the … charge they made!

Answer 15

When can their glory fade?
O the wild charge they made!

Question 16

There once was a [blank] … i [blank] it as a [blank.]

Answer 16

There once was a country … I left it as a child

Question 17

Like a [blank] doll, opens and spills a [blank].

Answer 17

Like a hollow doll, opens and spills a grammar.

Question 18

My [blank] falls as evidence of [blank].

Answer 18

My shadow falls as evidence of sunlight.

Question 19

Her [blank] embarked at [blank].

Answer 19

Her father embarked at sunrise.

Question 20

Like a huge [blank] waved [blank] one way then the [blank] in a figure of [blank].

Answer 20

Like a huge flag waved first kne way and then the other in a figure of eight.

Question 21

They [blank] him as though he no [blank] existed.

Answer 21

They treated him as though he no longer existed.

Question 22

We are [blank] : we [blank] our houses [blank].

Answer 22

We are prepared : we build our houses squat.

Question 23

Spits like a [blank] cat turned [blank].

Answer 23

Spits like a tame cat turned savage.

Question 24

It is a [blank] [blank] that we fear.

Answer 24

It is a huge nothing that we fear.

Question 25

[Blank] tell me what dem [blank] to tell me.

Answer 25

Dem tell me what dem want to tell me.

Question 26

Dem never tell me about [Blank] [Blank] [Blank]

Answer 26

Dem never tell me about Nanny de Maroon.

Question 27

I [blank] out me [blank].

Answer 27

I carving out me identity.