English Flip Lesson: Ozymandias

What does the word "Visage" mean?

• a type of fruit
• a musical instrument
• a type of dance
• a person's face

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Based on the poem, which word described Ozymandias' personality?

• Sneer

• Humble

• Weak

• Generous

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Who is the speaker in the poem, Ozymandias?

• The traveler from another land

• A historian who discovered the statue

• The sculptor of the statue

• The poet- Percy Bysshe Shelley

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What does the shattered statue of Ozymandias symbolise?

• Represents the eternal glory of powerful rulers
• Signifies the rise of a new empire
• Symbolizes the unity and strength of a kingdom
• Emphasizes that everything has an inevitable end

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What does the phrase 'My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings' suggest about Ozymandias?

• Ozymandias was a powerful and prideful ruler with a great ego.

• Ozymandias was a fictional character created for entertainment purposes
• Ozymandias was a humble and modest ruler
• Ozymandias was a peaceful and diplomatic leader

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Where did the person discover Ozymandias' statue?

• forest
• beach
• mountain
• desert

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What did Ozymandias label himself as?

• Monarch of Monarchs
• Ruler of Rulers
• King of Kings
• Emperor of Emperors

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What happens to people who are proud?

• They often face downfall or negative consequences.
• They always succeed in life and go down in history

• They are always happy and joyous, with companions

• They are loved by everyone and make friends

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Which features on Ozymandias' face tell us that he was cruel?

• Frown and a wrinkle

• A cold sneer

• Raised eyebrows

• A smile

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What is remaining on the pedestal of Ozymandias' statue?

• "My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings..."

• Trunkless legs of Ozymandias

• A faded inscription tells of past glory
• A shattered crown lies in the sand

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