The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner
22 Questions
| Total Attempts: 211
Identify which part each of these actions happened during.
Questions and Answers
- 1.The Mariner stops the wedding guest.
- 2.The Mariner and his fellow shipmates set out on their voyage.
- 3.The Mariner shoots the Albatross.
- 4.A storm strikes the Mariner and the other crew members, driving them off course.
- 5.The crew hang the bird around the Mariner's neck.
- 6.The wind suddenly stops blowing, stranding the Mariner and his ship at sea.
- 7.All of the other crew members die.
- 8.LIFE-IN-DEATH wins the Mariner's soul in a game of dice.
- 9.The Albatross falls from the ancient Mariner's neck.
- 10.The Ancient Mariner blesses nature unaware.
- 11.The curse begins to lift.
- 12.Spirits re-animate the crew.
- 13.The ship begins to sail without wind.
- 14.The Mariner is able to sleep again.
- 15.It begins to rain.
- 16.The angels leave the bodies of the crew.
- 17.The Mariner overhears the conversation of two spirits.
- 18.The curse is finally expiated and the Mariner's nightmares are gone.
- 19.The Mariner finally sees his home land again.
- 20.The Mariner is rescued by the Pilot and the Hermit.
- 21.The ship sinks.
- 22.The Ancient Mariner leaves the Wedding Guest with his tale.
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