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These notes include over 20 questions on the poem "Ozymandias" to help you understand the poem on a deeper level. The questions and answers also serve as general notes as well as guides on how to answer examination questions. Suitable for both IEB and DBE curricula.

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Questions and Answers : IEB Poetry

Ozymandias

Question Answer
Discuss the deeper meaning of “Ozy" comes from the Greek
the name Ozymandias "ozium" which means "air"
"Mandias" comes from Greek
meaning "to rule"
Therefore, Ozymandias is the
ruler of air as his kingdom has
vanished.
Who is Ozymandias based off of? Ramesses II
(2 interpretations) -Brutal Egyptian pharaoh


King George III
- King at Shelley's time who was
seen as a tyrant
What sort of poet was Shelley? Romantic poet
Give 2 other points about him
- anti-monarchy
- blasphemous and radical (expelled
from Oxford University)
Impact of the dash in line 2? Introduces traveller's direct
speech and words.
- offers an unembellished version
of the story.
Why is the fact that this massive, Deserts are empty - the statue is
destroyed statue is seen in a futile as statues only have power
desert ironic? when observed by people.


Deserts are also baren. Like the
lack of life in dry areas,
Ozymandias' power can grow no
longer too - it has died and his
legacy as eclipsed.
"stone" and "frown" are examples Imperfect rhyme
of what?

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