Quote the Raven...'NeVeRmOrE'

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1. When does this poem take place? Once upon a morning rarely Once upon a morning cheery Once upon a midnight dreary Once upon a midnight scary

2. In what year was 'The Raven' published? 1845 1803 1935 1749

3. The character in 'The Raven' has a deceased girlfriend. What was her name? Lenore Eleanor Helenor Nora

4. When the Raven begins tapping the man in the poem goes and opens the door...no one is there. Where is the Raven? in the chamber hiding under the door mat On the window lattice in the attic

5. One of the most powerful sections in the poem went like this: "Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there ________, ___________, __________, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before;" -verse V Lines 1-2 of "The Raven" By Edgar Allan Poe. Which of the four possible choices did not go in one of the three blanks? doubting fearing wondering dreading

6. While in the chamber, besides 'Nevermore', what other word did the raven utter? He didn't say anything else Lenore He said more than one other word Sorrow

7. According to a majority of interpretations, the Raven in "The Raven" was a _________? supernatural being-angel supernatural being-devil lowly pet of sad-souled man lowly pet of sad-souled woman

8. At the end of the poem in what state is the character in the poem? his soul is swinging on the door his soul is floating on the floor he is eating more and more he cannot complete a chore

9. As the poem goes on two things are happening. One is happening to the character and the other is something that is happening in the writing style. What are those two things? He is getting flustered and there is a lot of repetition He is getting calmer and there is a lot of repetition He is getting flustered and there is a lot of personification He is getting calmer and there is a lot of personificiation

10. In the end, the Raven settles onto this place, and never moves from there. Where is this place? On the loose bust of Zeus In the fire place ablaze On the crumbly bust of Mr. Lee On the pallid bust of Pallas