Percy Shelley

Question 1

to join with; to unite

Answer 1

mingle

Question 2

the sources of streams and rivers

Answer 2

fountains

Question 3

archaic form of yours

Answer 3

thine

Question 4

a set of principles; a doctrine; a system of thought or view of the world

Answer 4

philosophy

Question 5

massive; enormous

Answer 5

colossal

Question 6

foundation; base

Answer 6

pedestal

Question 7

scorned at; looked down upon

Answer 7

disdained

Question 8

the Egyptian pharaoh Ramses II

Answer 8

Ozymandias

Question 9

face; countenance

Answer 9

visage

Question 10

huge; extensive

Answer 10

vast

Question 11

Central One Idea of “Ozymandias”

Answer 11

Though nearly everything deteriorates and passes away, even power, pride, and empire, one thing is eternal: art.

Question 12

“In one another’s being mingle -

Why not I with thine?”

Answer 12

the speaker’s true intent

Question 13

where the traveler is from

Answer 13

an antique land

Question 14

some examples of mingling

Answer 14

fountains with the rivers; rivers with the ocean; etc.

Question 15

“Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!”

Answer 15

Ozymandias

Question 16

the content of stanza 2 in Love’s Philosophy”

Answer 16

The mountains kiss high heaven; the waves claps one another, etc.

Question 17

“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone …”

Answer 17

the statue

Question 18

“All things by a law divine …”

Answer 18

“In one another’s being mingle -“

Question 19

“And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command, …”

Answer 19

“Tell that its sculptor well those passions read”

Question 20

the speaker’s final declaration

Answer 20

“What are all these kissings worth,

If thou kiss not me?”