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Who tells the narrator about the statue in the poem?
Who tells the narrator about the statue in the poem?
- The narrator's friend
- The traveler (correct)
- The sculptor
- The narrator's family
What does the traveler first notice about the statue?
What does the traveler first notice about the statue?
- Two huge stone legs standing without a body (correct)
- The lifelike appearance
- The engraving at the foot
- The shattered and cracked face
What does the engraving at the foot of the statue say?
What does the engraving at the foot of the statue say?
- My name is Ozymandias, king of kings. (correct)
- The sculptor made this statue look lifelike.
- I once ruled a vast and impressive empire.
- Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair.
What is the irony of the statue in the desert?
What is the irony of the statue in the desert?
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Which literary movement did Percy Shelley belong to?
Which literary movement did Percy Shelley belong to?
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Who is the narrator of the poem 'Ozymandias'?
Who is the narrator of the poem 'Ozymandias'?
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What is the condition of the statue when the traveler sees it?
What is the condition of the statue when the traveler sees it?
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What does the engraving at the foot of the statue say?
What does the engraving at the foot of the statue say?
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What is the tone of the statue's face despite being shattered and cracked?
What is the tone of the statue's face despite being shattered and cracked?
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What is the setting of the statue in the poem?
What is the setting of the statue in the poem?
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