Sir's Quotes (Ozymandias, London, Prelude, Last Dutchess)

Question 1

Showing how the statue is brocken

Answer 1

“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone”

Question 2

Showing how it hasn’t stood up against time

Answer 2

“Half sunk, a shattered visage lies”

Question 3

Showing how tye ruler was mean

Answer 3

“sneer of cold command”

Question 4

Showing hubris

Answer 4

“King of kings”

Question 5

Showing how time has destroyed it

Alliteration

Answer 5

“colossal wreck, boundless and bare”

Question 6

Showing how everything is controlled by the rich

Answer 6

“I wander through each chartered street”

Question 7

Showing that there is missory in London

Answer 7

“marks of weakness, marks of woe”

Question 8

Showing that the people are dragging themself down

Answer 8

“The mind-forged manacles I hear”

Question 9

Showing how children and army members are the same

Answer 9

“chimney sweeper’s cry…hapless soldier’s sigh”

Question 10

Showing how even marriage is dampened by London

Answer 10

“plagues the marriage hearse”

Question 11

Start of the Perlude

Answer 11

“One summer evening (led by her)”

Question 12

Forshadowing the horror that would come

Answer 12

“troubled pleasure”

Question 13

Describing thr mountian

Answer 13

“a huge peak, black and huge”

Question 14

Showing how the rower has complete controll

Answer 14

“lustily I dipped my oars into the silent lake”

Question 15

End of the Prelude

Answer 15

“there hung a darkness, call it solitude / or blank desertion”

Question 16

Title of the poem

Answer 16

“My last dutchess”

Question 17

Forshadowing of her death

Answer 17

“half-flush that dies along her throat”

Question 18

Boasting about his name

Answer 18

“My gift of a nine-hundred-years-old name”

Question 19

Telling us of her death

Answer 19

“I gave commands; / Then all smiles stopped together”

Question 20

Shwoing how he wanted to tame his wife

Answer 20

“Notice Neptune…/Taming a sea-horse”