
"The Raven"
Quiz by Jessica Gwilliam
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- Q1To explain the noise at his chamber door, the speaker:Guesses that the bird is in the hallBelieves that he is dreamingAssumes he has a visitorConcludes that a servant needs help120s
- Q2The raven enters the speaker's room and sits on:The arm of the chairA purple curtainA statue of a Greek godThe edge of the door120s
- Q3Where is the raven at the end of the poem?Ashore on a deserted islandOn the bust above the speaker's doorOutside the speaker's house in a stormNear the speaker's velvet chair120s
- Q4You can make the inference that the speaker hates the raven because the speaker:Leaves the room and never comes backSays the raven really is the devilBlames the bird for Lenore's deathBuilds a trap to capture the bird120s
- Q5What does it mean when the narrator says "what it utters is its only stock and store" in stanza 11?Stock and store means that "nevermore" is the only thing the bird knows how to say.120s
- Q6In stanza 9, the narrator says to the raven "thou...are sure no craven." What is a craven?A coward.120s