This Quiz Is About Edgar Allan Poe's Poem "Annabel Lee".
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 2760
The poem explores the themes of love and envy. It is about a beautiful, painful memory. The speaker of the poem is remembering his long-lost love, Annabel Lee. The quiz below is designed to test out what you remember about the poem and what it means. Give it a shot!
Questions and Answers
- 1.Where was the kingsom in "Annabel Lee"?
- A.
In the sky
- B.
By the sea
- C.
On the ocean
- 2.What is a synonym of "coveted"?
- A.
Envied
- B.
Surprised
- C.
Spurned
- 3.Who coveted "her and me"?
- A.
Seraphs
- B.
Demons
- C.
Past loves
- 4.What did Annabel Lee's kinsmen shut her up in?
- A.
Closet
- B.
Sepulchre
- C.
Family home
- 5.What is a synonym of "dissever"?
- A.
Conjoin
- B.
Separate
- C.
Admire
- 6.What never beams without bringing the narrator dreams of Annabel Lee?
- A.
The sun
- B.
The stars
- C.
The moon
- 7.Who exactly is Annabel Lee to the narrator?
- A.
His wife
- B.
His sister
- C.
His mother
- 8.How long after the poet died in 1849 was "Annabel Lee" published?
- A.
2 days
- B.
2 months
- C.
2 years
- 9.Who is it generally accepted that "Annabel Lee" was written for and about?
- A.
His fiancee, Sarah Helen Whitman
- B.
His unattainable love, Nancy Richmond
- C.
His wife, Virginia Clemm
- 10.Who is the author of "Annabel Lee"?
- A.
Walt Whitman
- B.
Lord Byron
- C.
Edgar Allan Poe
Let us see how carefully you read the poem.
Questions: 5 | Attempts: 185 | Last updated: Nov 29, 2018
-
Sample QuestionWho is it generally accepted that "Annabel Lee" was written for and about?
Loved the poem "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost? Did you know that the poem was published in 1916 as the very first poem in the collection Mountain Interval? It is considered one of the greatest literary works...
Questions: 20 | Attempts: 70702 | Last updated: Sep 6, 2021
-
Sample QuestionThe poet stood at the intersection of?
Questions: 5 | Attempts: 9874 | Last updated: Aug 13, 2020
-
Sample QuestionWhat is the theme to "Ode to a Nightingale?"
Back to top