"No Man is an Island" (John Donne)
"Dreams" (Langston Hughes)
Ozymandias
"Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" (Walt Whitman)
100

"No man is an island, entire of itself..."

What state of living does "island" represent?

Being alone

100

"Hold fast to dreams..." (Stanza 1)

"Hold fast to dreams..." (Stanza 2)

What literary technique is this?

Repetition

100

What word in Ozymandias means the standing base for a statue?

Pedestal 

100

"The curious sudden push of the wheel spinning..."

What word means unusual, interesting, or strange in this line?

Curious

200

"Every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main."

Which literary device directly compares things like a man and land?

Symbolism or metaphor

200

What is the tone of this passage: 

"Life is a barren field / Frozen with snow."

Bleak

200

What word in Ozymandias means a person's face?

Visage

200

"My meagre knowledge, my doubts, my failings..."

What word describes something small, limited, or lacking in quantity?

Meagre

300

What is the tone of this passage: "

"...and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee."

Cautionary

300

What is the main theme of "Dreams"?

We need dreams or life will be sad.

300

"'Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!' / Nothing beside remains."

What literary technique contrasts the king's boast with empty sand?

Irony

300

What is another word for "job" used in this poem?

Role

400

What word means to make smaller or lessen?

Diminish

400

"I am with you, you men and women.."

The tone here is  personal and close. Another word for this is ________

Intimate