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2 years ago

“Ozymandias” Reading Comprehension Quiz

English

1 answer:

7nadin3 [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. b. (Becuase it says, "ye mighty" implying talking to other powerful figures)

4. b. ('...whose frown,

And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,

Tell that its sculptor well those passions read", speaking of his face's intricacies being understood by the sculptor)

5. b. (sneer of cold command? Yeah, he was a tough guy.)

7. a. (Ozymandias was once powerfu, and now his statue lies in ruins!)

8. d. (the opposite is exemplified in the poem)

9. d. (see explanation for number 7)

10. VERY SORRY but I am not sure! Someone comment if they know, please forgive me.

11. a.

12. Well, us, but I think it's b.

13. a.

14. d.

SECTION B

Sorry, not going to write that for ya, but I hope this helped!

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