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Ballad Lord Randall

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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

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Q1
In the ballad 'Lord Randall,' how does Lord Randall say he is feeling?
lonely
happy
excited
sick
30s
Q2
In the ballad 'Lord Randall,' who does Lord Randall say he dined with?
his true love
his father
his best friend
a stranger
30s
Q3
What is the cause of Lord Randall's sickness in the ballad?
riding a horse
walking in the rain
eating eels
drinking wine
30s
Q4
In 'Lord Randall,' what unusual behavior does Lord Randall's true love display?
laughing and singing
ignoring him
crying and shouting
running away
30s
Q5
What does Lord Randall's mother ask him in the ballad 'Lord Randall'?
what he ate
where he is going
what he will leave her
who he met
30s
Q6
What is the tone of the ballad 'Lord Randall'?
excited
terrifying
joyful
melancholic
30s
Q7
What is the traditional form of 'Lord Randall' known as?
a modern novel
a Greek tragedy
a Shakespearean play
a Scottish ballad
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Q8
Who is the protagonist in the ballad 'Lord Randall'?
Lady Margaret
Lord Randall
Sir William
Queen Elizabeth
30s
Q9
What is the traditional musical form associated with ballads like 'Lord Randall'?
folk music
jazz
opera
hip hop
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