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Question 1

“philosophy will ….. an ….. …..” inevitability, Keats’ intentions

Answer 1

“philosophy will clip an angel’s wings.”

Question 2

“some ……. ……., or the demon’s …..” appearance vs. reality

Answer 2

“some demon’s mistress, or the demon’s self.”

Question 3

“When move in a sweet ……. fit for life/ and …. and …..”

Answer 3

“When move in a sweet bod y fit for life/ and love, and pleasure.”

Question 4

“For that she was a woman, and without/ any more …. ….. in her veins.” tragic villain? language to heighten tragedy

Answer 4

“For that she was a woman, and without/ any more subtle fluid in her veins.”

Question 5

“he seems the ghost of …… haunting my sweet ……” appearance vs. reality

Answer 5

“He seems the ghost of folly haunting my sweet dreams.”

Question 6

-“she vanished, and Lycius’ arms were ….. of ……” inevitability, tragic journey

Answer 6

“she vanished, and Lycius’ arms were empty of delight”

Question 7

“nothing but pain and …….. were left.” tragic fall

Answer 7

“nothing but pain and ugliness were left”

Question 8

“let me once more have a …… …..” tragic downfall

Answer 8

“let me once more have a woman’s body”

Question 9

“she was a ……. shape of ….. hue” supernatural

Answer 9

“she was a gordian shape of dazzling hue”

Question 10

“Do not all …… fly at the mere touch of ….. ………?” Keats’ intentions, inevitability

Answer 10

“Do not all charms fly at the mere touch of cold philosophy?”