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Ballad Lord Randall

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Q 1/9
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In the ballad 'Lord Randall,' how does Lord Randall say he is feeling?
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lonely
happy
excited
sick
Q 2/9
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In the ballad 'Lord Randall,' who does Lord Randall say he dined with?
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his true love
his father
his best friend
a stranger

9 questions

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In the ballad 'Lord Randall,' how does Lord Randall say he is feeling?

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In the ballad 'Lord Randall,' who does Lord Randall say he dined with?

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What is the cause of Lord Randall's sickness in the ballad?

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In 'Lord Randall,' what unusual behavior does Lord Randall's true love display?

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What does Lord Randall's mother ask him in the ballad 'Lord Randall'?

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What is the tone of the ballad 'Lord Randall'?

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What is the traditional form of 'Lord Randall' known as?

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Who is the protagonist in the ballad 'Lord Randall'?

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What is the traditional musical form associated with ballads like 'Lord Randall'?

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