Understanding Annabel Lee's Themes

The poem 'Annabel Lee' tells the story of a deep love between the narrator and Annabel Lee, set in a kingdom by the sea. Despite their young age, their love was profound and envied by angels. Tragically, Annabel Lee dies due to a chilling wind, and her high-born kinsmen take her away. The narrator believes that neither angels nor demons can sever their souls. He continues to dream of her and lies beside her tomb by the sea, cherishing their eternal bond.

Where did the maiden named Annabel Lee live?

• In a mountain village

• In a bustling city

• In a kingdom by the sea

• In a forest

What was the only thought Annabel Lee lived with?

• To love and be loved

• To write poetry

• To travel the world

• To be rich and famous

What caused Annabel Lee's death according to the narrator?

• A fall from a cliff

• A mysterious illness

• A storm at sea

• A wind from a cloud

Who took Annabel Lee away after her death?

• A group of angels

• The narrator

• Her high-born kinsman

• A band of pirates

What does the narrator say about the strength of their love?

• It was weaker than others

• It was stronger than the love of those older and wiser

• It was fleeting and temporary

• It was as strong as the sea

What reminds the narrator of Annabel Lee at night?

• The cries of seagulls

• The wind in the trees

• The moon and stars

• The sound of the waves