Ozymandias and Checking Out Me History - Flashcards in GCSE English Literature

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Created by: Hayley
Created on: 05-05-12 09:47

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Across

1. The Poet uses rhyme (8, 3, 2, 7)
5. the poem is about identity and heritage (4)
6. A cruel dictator/ruler is described and given a voice (4)

Down

2. Lambic pentameter (10 syllables per line) is used to create structure (10)
3. a distinct voice or character is created by the poet (4)
4. time and history or the past are key themes (4)
6. power and status are key themes (4)
7. there is a lack of punctuation (8, 3, 2, 7)

Comments

Report Thu 24th May, 2012 @ 09:59

Ozymandias does have a rhyme scheme, It's just irregular to show fragmentation, things messed up and made confusing over time.

Report Sun 23rd February, 2014 @ 19:13

A nice, quick quiz for thinking about both poems.

Report Mon 3rd July, 2017 @ 20:19

thanks for the quiz, was very helpful

Report Sat 19th October, 2019 @ 15:07

Checking Out Me History doesn't describe a cruel dictator or ruler. That's just Ozymandias.

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