From the poem Ode to the nightingale vocabulary quiz
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- Q1In Ode to the nightingale, what does the phrase 'fade away into the forest dim' suggest?run swiftly through the forestgradually disappear into the dark forestburst into vibrant colorsbecome lost in the forest30s
- Q2What does the word 'threnody' mean in the poem Ode to the nightingale?a cheerful song or melodya song that brings good fortunea song or poem expressing grief or mourninga song sung at weddings30s
- Q3In the poem Ode to the nightingale, what does the phrase 'magic casements' refer to?secret gardensenchanted windows or openingsmysterious doorwayshidden passages or tunnels30s
- Q4What is the meaning of the word 'tremulous' in the poem Ode to the nightingale?peaceful and calmfull of excitement and energycharacterized by trembling or quiveringloud and boisterous30s
- Q5In the poem Ode to the nightingale, what does the phrase 'drowsy numbness' indicate?a feeling of lethargy or lack of sensationa heightened state of awarenessa state of deep relaxationa sudden surge of energy30s
- Q6In the poem Ode to the nightingale, what does the word 'palsy' mean?an overwhelming sense of joya condition characterized by uncontrollable tremblinga state of deep sleepthe feeling of intense fear30s
- Q7In the poem Ode to the nightingale, what does the phrase 'beaded bubbles winking' suggest?the sound of water dropletsthe reflection of stars on a riverthe sparkling and shimmering of dewdrops or bubblesthe movement of fish in a pond30s
- Q8In the poem Ode to the nightingale, what does the phrase 'forlorn visage' mean?an angry expressiona joyful expressiona sad or dejected expressiona confused expression30s
- Q9What is the meaning of the word 'sedge' in the poem Ode to the nightingale?a fragrant flowera small insecta marsh plant with long, narrow leavesa type of bird30s
- Q10In the poem Ode to the nightingale, 'to trammel up the consequence' means:to procrastinate without consequenceto embrace the consequencesto ignore the consequencesto block the outcome or result30s