The Lady of Shalott

In "The Lady of Shallot" she weaves pictures of Camelot on her loom which symbolizes...

• her happiness

• her fate

• her death

• her hopes

Which is not a theme of "The Lady of Shalott"?

• loyalty and betrayal

• frustrated love

• life or death choices

• reality and fantasy

Tick FOUR things 'The Lady of Shallott sees in her mirror

• A funeral procession

• A monk on horseback

• Ladies dancing

• Knights riding by

• A newly-wed couple

In The Lady of Shallot, Lancelot is described with all the following except

• A bearded meteor trailing bright

• Broad clear brow

• Sunny, blonde curls

• Singing “Tirra Lirra”

How does the 'reaper' know she is there?

• He sees her through the window

• He meets her in the street

• He hears her singing

What does the lady do to pass her time in the tower?

• She has to cook all day and night

• She sews all day and night

• She weaves all day and night

• She cleans the mirror day and night

How can she see 'Many Tower'd Camelot?

• Through the window

• By standing outside her castle

• From a reflection in a mirror.

In 'The Lady of Shalott', what is the curse that affects the Lady?

• A) She cannot leave her tower.

• B) She cannot speak to anyone.

• C) She cannot look directly at Camelot.

• D) She cannot weave during the day.

What does the Lady of Shalott do when she sees Sir Lancelot?

• A) She continues weaving.

• B) She looks directly at Camelot.

• C) She sings a song.

• D) She writes a poem.

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'The Lady of Shalott' to describe the setting?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Alliteration