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what is Ozymandias referred to as?
king of Kings
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What does the name Ozymandias symbolize in the poem?
The fleeting nature of
power
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What does the traveler discover in the poem?
Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
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What does the shattered visage represent?
The
decay
of
power
and pride
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What does the phrase "
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair
" imply?
Even the powerful will eventually fall
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What is the central theme of the poem "Ozymandias"?
The
impermanence
of power
The
inevitable decay
of
human achievements
Nature's dominance
over human constructs
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Who wrote the poem "Ozymandias"?
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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What does the term "antiquand" refer to in the poem?
Something
ancient
or from the
past
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How does nature play a role in the poem "Ozymandias"?
Nature erases the
remnants
of power
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What does the phrase "half sunk" suggest about Ozymandias' statue?
It
indicates
deterioration
and
neglect
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What does the term "visage" refer to in the context of the poem?
The face or appearance of
Ozymandias
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What does the phrase "stamped on these lifeless things" imply?
His
arrogance
is now meaningless
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What does the imagery of "lone and level sands stretch far away" convey?
The vastness of time and nature's power
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How does the poem "Ozymandias" reflect on human ambition?
It shows ambition can lead to
downfall
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What does the term "Ramses II" refer to in the context of Ozymandias?
A historical figure associated with
Ozymandias
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What does the phrase "crushed to a powder" signify in the poem?
The complete destruction of
Ozymandias'
power
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How does the poem illustrate the concept of irony?
It contrasts Ozymandias' pride with his ruin
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What does the phrase "People to be so upset" suggest about Ozymandias' intentions?
He desired to instill
fear
and
respect
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What does the term "fleeting" imply about Ozymandias' power?
It was
temporary
and short-lived
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How does the poem "Ozymandias" comment on the relationship between man and nature?
Nature ultimately overcomes
human achievements
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What does the phrase "lost to mother nature" suggest about Ozymandias' legacy?
His legacy has been erased by
time
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What does the poem suggest about the nature of leadership?
Leadership can lead to eventual downfall
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What literary device is used in the phrase "shattered visage"?
Imagery
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What does the term "heart that fed" imply about Ozymandias?
His arrogance was a source of his
downfall
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How does the poem "Ozymandias" reflect on the concept of legacy?
It shows that legacies can fade away
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