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- 1. Multiple ChoiceThe poem Ozymandias had the following themePower and glory does not last foreverEveryone should exploit peoplePower is wonderfulIt's wonderful to be king
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhere is the statue of Ozymandias? Choose two optionsIn an oceanIn a desertIn a far away landIn a wood
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThe poem is written asa free versea sonnetan ABBA rhyme schemeiambic pentameter
- 4. Multiple ChoiceOzymandias was apowerful yet cruel kingpowerful and kind kingpowerful and loved king
- 5. Multiple ChoiceTrue power is shown throughthe statuenaturethe traveller
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWho is talking in the poem?the pharoahthe poetthe travelleran unknown speaker
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat did Ozymandias believe?that he was invincible
that he would never be remembered
that he was a fair kingthat his statue and legacy would last forever - 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich theme is not shown in the poem?power of natureeffects of conflictnegative emotionspower of humans
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat did the sculptor do well?The sculptor was able to build a weak-enough statue that would crumble over timeThe sculptor really captured Ozymandias's harsh character as shown in the face of the statueHe or she met the traveller and showed him how to dig up the ruins of his masterpiece
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat is ironic about the inscripton on the pedestal and the statue?It describes a humble king yet the statue is giganticIt describes a mighty king yet the statue is desolate and decayingIt describes the travellerIt describes someone other than the statue
- 11. Multiple ChoiceIn the line"Hands that mocked them", whose hands is it referring to?the travellerGodOzymandiasthe sculptor
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhat/Who is surrounding the statue?the ruins of Ozymandias' kingdomflowersnothingthe city where the traveller lives
- 13. Multiple ChoiceLanguage: What does 'mocked' mean?jokedhurtridiculedirritated
- 14. Multiple ChoiceForm: How does the poem start?using first person to make it sound like a story being toldusing an imperativewith a questionusing third person to make it sound like the speaker knows everything
- 15. Multiple ChoiceThe traveller tells the narrator abouta statue in the desertan ancient societya living kinghis life story
- 16. Multiple ChoiceWho is the poet criticising in Ozymandias?people who ruin statuespowerful leaders who think they are invinciblepowerful leaders who rule for many yearsleaders who do not do much work
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the 'visage' in the poem, Ozymandias?the hands of the statuethe feet of the statuethe eyes of the statuethe face of the statue
- 18. Multiple Choice“Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!” (Line 11) Ozymandias is telling everyone to see how strong and powerful his kingdom is. He wants his enemies to...celebrate and be happy for himcome and be his friendsfeel hopeless and give up
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWhat does Ozymandias call himself?king of kings'the one true king'the mighty ruler'the invincible king'
- 20. Multiple ChoiceThe main method the poet uses to show the transient nature of Ozymandias is…metaphorrepetitionalliterationjuxtaposition
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