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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Quiz 1

1. According to Burnet's epigraph, what does man strive but fail to classify?

  •  Works of literature.
  •  Woman's beauty.
  •  Spiritual beings.
  •  Animals and plants.

2. According to Burnet's epigraph, why must man attempt to understand the infinite?

  •  To prove to himself that he exists.
  •  To end his curse of compulsive storytelling.
  •  To maintain a sense of balance between the ordinary and sublime.
  •  To earn a place in heaven.

3. Where does the poem's initial encounter occur?

  •  In the open air.
  •  Inside a chapel.
  •  At sea.
  •  At a wedding reception.

4. Which of the following does NOT describe the Ancient Mariner?

  •  Unnaturally old.
  •  Skinny.
  •  With a crazed look in his eye.
  •  Sprightly.

5. The Wedding Guest is on his way to (do) what?

  •  Divorce proceedings.
  •  A wedding ceremony.
  •  Propose to his beloved.
  •  A wedding reception.

6. Why does the Ancient Mariner stop the Wedding Guest and not one of his companions?

  •  The Wedding Guest asks the Ancient Mariner for directions.
  •  His instinct tells him whom to stop.
  •  The Wedding Guest is the most distracted and therefore the easiest to reel in.
  •  He chooses his audience at random.

7. Why does the Wedding Guest eventually sit down to hear the Ancient Mariner's tale?

  •  He pities the Ancient Mariner.
  •  He feels compelled to do so.
  •  He is not expected at the wedding anyway.
  •  He is tickled by the Ancient Mariner's antics.

8. The ship sailed calmly and contently until:

  •  An albatross suddenly landed on the prow.
  •  The sun began to set.
  •  A ghost ship appeared on the horizon.
  •  It crossed the equator.

9. Other than "rhyme," what is the meaning of the word "rime?"

  •  An original model of a printing press.
  •  The peel of a fruit or vegetable.
  •  Limbo.
  •  An ice formation.

10. Which of the following adjectives does NOT describe the strange world into which the sailors are blown?

  •  Silent.
  •  Impenetrable.
  •  Desolate.
  •  Icy.

  • 11. What is an albatross?

    •  A variety of water-snake.
    •  A pagan spirit.
    •  A Christian spirit.
    •  A variety of bird.

    12. How did the sailors react when they first spotted the Albatross?

    •  They dropped dead suddenly.
    •  They mistook it for an angel.
    •  They hailed it in God's name.
    •  They were sure it was a bad omen.

    13. What happened shortly after the Albatross appeared?

    •  Slimy creatures appeared in the water surrounding the boat.
    •  The Ancient Mariner fell into the sea like lead.
    •  The ice caved in from above, killing the ship's captain.
    •  The ice cracked and the ship was able to steer through.

    14. What accompanied the ship along with the Albatross?

    •  Fog and snow.
    •  Mermaids.
    •  Wind and mist.
    •  Evil spirits.

    15. How did the sailors treat the Albatross?

    •  Kindly: they worshipped it as though it was Christ himself.
    •  Cautiously: they made sure to stay well away from it.
    •  Cruelly: they chained it to the mast.
    •  Kindly: they fed it and played with it.

    16. Why did the Ancient Mariner shoot the Albatross?

    •  He was starving and killed it for food.
    •  He was mentally unsound.
    •  He thought it was an evil spirit.
    •  We are never told.

    17. What happened shortly after the Ancient Mariner shot the Albatross?

    •  The Ancient Mariner's eye began to "glitter."
    •  The wind died and the mist disappeared.
    •  The sun set and the stars rushed out.
    •  A ghost ship appeared on the horizon.

    18. Why couldn't the ship sail any further?

    •  The sails became inexplicably tattered.
    •  It was anchored to the bottom by ice.
    •  There was no more wind.
    •  It sprang a leak and began to sink.

    19. What was the sailors' initial reaction after the Ancient Mariner killed the Albatross?

    •  They gave it a proper burial at sea.
    •  They blamed him for making the wind die.
    •  They plucked and cooked it immediately.
    •  They praised him for making the mist disappear.

    20. What was the sailors' second reaction after the Ancient Mariner killed the Albatross?

    •  They mutinied against the ship's captain.
    •  They blamed him for making the wind die.
    •  They praised him for making the mist disappear.
    •  They ignored the entire incident.

    • 21. Why were the sailors so thirsty?

      •  They fell prey to a curse that made them remain thirsty, no matter how much they drank.
      •  The Albatross's blood had contaminated their drinking water.
      •  They fell prey to a curse that prevented them from keeping down liquids.
      •  The sun became unbearably hot and there was no drinkable water.

      22. What sort of creatures appeared in the water after the Albatross's death?

      •  Slimy and revolting.
      •  Beautiful yet frightening.
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Question 1:

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Who wrote the epic poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
Dante 
Samuel Taylor Coleridge 
Alexandre Dumas 
William Wordsworth

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Question 2:


In the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, the Ancient Mariner tells his tale to a person he pulls aside from what event?
A dance 
A wedding 
A play 
A party

Question 3:


How did the Mariner's ship end up in the Antarctic Ocean in the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
They were exploring the Antarctic. 
They were shipping supplies to Antarctica. 
It was blown south by a storm. 
The ship's compass was broken.

Question 4:


In The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, what creature brings good luck to the ship and follows it out of the icebergs?
An albatross 
A whale 
A dolphin 
A seal

Question 5:


What did the Ancient Mariner from The Rime of the Ancient Mariner do that cursed the crew and the ship?
He ate the dolphin 
He killed the albatross 
He wounded the seal 
He drove the whale away

Question 6:


Finish this stanza from the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner:
"Water, water everywhere,
And all the boards did shrink,
Water, water everywhere,
____________________."
And the men were on the brink. 
And boy did that water stink! 
Nor any drop to drink. 
And then the ship did sink.

Question 7:


What did the crew of the ship in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner put around the Mariner's neck to shame him?
A noose 
A sign that said "Kick me" 
The albatross 
A rock tied to a rope

Question 8:


What does the Mariner from The Rime of the Ancient Mariner see on the horizon that gives the crew a fleeting sense of hope?
Another ship 
Another whale 
Another albatross 
Land

Question 9:


In the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, how many men died onboard the ship when the Moon rose?
200 
75 
1 
150

Question 10:


How long did the Mariner sail alone after the crew had died in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
Seven days and seven nights 
Thirteen days 
A fortnight 
One week

Question 11:


What creatures does the Mariner watch swimming in the sea beyond the shadow of the ship in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
Schools of fish 
Water snakes 
Whales 
Dolphins

Question 12:


What does the Mariner do that begins to lift the curse in the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
He blesses the water snakes and says a prayer. 
He rides on the back of a dolphin. 
He clicks his heels three times saying "There's no place like home!" 
He swims with the whales.

Question 13:


What happens after the Mariner from The Rime of the Ancient Mariner awakes after a blessed sleep?
He drinks some sea water. 
A wind blows out of the East.. 
He eats breakfast. 
A storm ravages the ship.

Question 14:


In the English poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, which dead crew member helped the Mariner pull on a rope after the crew rose from the dead?
The captain of the ship 
The Mariner's best friend 
The ship's cook 
The Mariner's nephew

Question 15:


Finish this stanza from the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner:
"The other was a softer voice,
As soft as honey-dew,
Quoth he, 'The man hath penance done,
___________________'"
"Nothing more need he do." 
"This man with one red shoe." 
"And penance more will do." 
"And now a drink of dew."

Question 16:


In the beginning of Part 6 of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, who is having a conversation with whom?
The First Voice and the Second Voice 
The mariner and the ghost 
The mariner and the Second Voice 
The albatross and the whale

Question 17:


Where does the wind blow the ship after the conversation in the beginning of Part 6 of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner is over?
To a strange new country 
To the North Pole 
Back to the Mariner's home country 
To the South Pole

Question 18:


Who was in the boat that rowed nearer the Mariner's ship in the harbor at the end of the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
The Pilot, by himself 
The Pilot and his wife 
The Pilot, his son, and the Hermit 
The Pilot, his daughter, and the Hermit

Question 19:


In the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, when the Pilot’s boat reaches the Mariner's ship, they boarded the ship and talk with the Ancient Mariner.  (place mouse pointer over ? icon to view hints or answer requirements)
True 
False

Question 20:


At the end of the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, the man who the Mariner told his story to does what?
Goes home, and gets up the next morning wiser than before 
Goes back to the wedding 
Goes back to the party 
Goes with the Mariner back to the ship

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS:)))

Read the following extract and choose the correct option. Each question carries three marks and sub part carries one mark.

(A)  The ship was cheered, the harbour cleared,

Merrily did we drop.

Below the Kirk, below the hill,

Below the lighthouse top.

 

Questions:-

 

1)  The ship was cheered by-

a)  the people on the shore

b)  the captain of the ship

c)  the ancient Mariner

d)  the young sailors

 

2)  Explain: MERRILY DID WE DROP.

a)  The sailors slowed down their ship

b)  The sailors anchored their ship

c)  The sailors happily sailed away

d)  The sailors stopped making merry and began steering the ship away

 

3)  The poetic device used in line 3 and 4

a)  Alliteration

b)  Repetition

c)  Metaphor

d)  Simile

 

 

(B)     He holds him with his skinny hand,

‘There was a ship’ quoth he,

‘Hold off! Unhand me, grey-bearded loon!

Eftsoons his hand dropt he.

 

Questions:-

 

1)  He holds him with his skinny hand

a)  to test the power of his hand

b)  to enjoy his company

c)  to narrate to him his story

d)  to play a prank on him

2)  the second speaker reacted to the first speakers action very 

a)  angrily

b)  respectfully

c)  mildly

d)  indifferently

3)  The old mariner was speaking to

a)  The bridegroom

b)  The bride

c)  The wedding guest

d)  An old man

 

 

(C)    And i had done a hellish thing,

And it would work’em woe:

  For all averred, I had killed the bird

  That made the breeze to blow.

Ah wretch! Said they, the bird to slay,

That made the breeze to blow!

Questions:-

1)  The ‘hellish thing’ that the speaker had done was:

a)  He had killed his friend

b)  He had killed the albatross

c)  He had cheated his fellowmen

d)  He had drowned a sailor in the sea

2)  Here the speaker is:

a)  The wedding guest

b)  The albatross

c)  The captain of the ship

d)  The Ancient Mariner

3)  He made the breeze to blow:

a)  The Ancient Mariner

b)  The Albatross

c)  The poet

d)  The wedding guest

 

(D) All in a hot and copper sky,

The bloody Sun, at noon.

Right up above the mast did stand,

No bigger than the Moon.

Questions:-

 

1)  How did the sky look:

a)  Blue as sea

b)  Dark as clouds

c)  Bright as sun

d)  Copper coloured

2)  The sun was:

a)  behind the dark clouds

b)  behind the fog and mist

c)  right below the mast of the ship

d)  right above the mast of the ship

3)  The poetic device used in this line is:

a)  Hyperbolic and simile

b)  Simile and metaphor

c)  Alliteration and personification

d)  Assonance and alliteration

a)  E) 

 

Short Answer Questions in about 30-40 words (2 marks each)

1)  How did the Ancient Mariner stop one of the wedding guests? What was his reaction?

2)  What happened when the Ancient Mariner’s ship reached the equator?

3) Why did the sailors hang the dead albatross round the neck of the mariner?

4) Briefly describe how the ship was caught in the storm?

  5) How was the arrival of the albatross a good omen?

6) How does the ancient mariner describe the land of mist and snow?

7) What painful experience did the mariner undergo in “the silent sea”?

8) What impression do you form of the ancient mariner from the poem?

9) What consequences did the mariner have to face as a result of killing the albatross?

 

Long Answer Questions in about 100-150 words (6 Marks)

 

1)  ‘Water, water, everywhere........ Nor any drop to drink’. When does the ancient mariner make this comment?

2)  Describe the ship’s journey from harbour to the southern sea full of mist and snow.

3)  The ancient mariner’s shipmates are a bunch of fickle minded sailors. Comment.

4)   ‘Punishment does catch up with the sinner although it may be delayed sometimes’. Comment on this statement with the reference to the poem.

5)  Write a short note on the element of supernaturalism in the poem.

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gopi why do u need 50 questions?

anyway i will try to send at least 10 important questions

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ok akshara.................

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