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What is the final word of the poem?
Nevermore.
In the "balm in Gillead" scene, what does the raven mean by "nevermore"?
That there is no solution to the speaker's grief.
The speaker asks the raven "is there balm in Gillead", but what does he mean by this?
Is there a solution to the grief he feels over the "lost Lenore".
Poe uses sensory detail in stanza 19, but what sense does he use?
Smell
The speaker sits thinking about why the raven is saying __________ to him. True or false?
True. Stanza 13
From where does the speaker think the raven learned the word __________ from?
His former master - "caught from some unhappy master"
What word did the rave say?
nevermore
Where did the raven sit in the room?
on the statue above the chamber door
From where did the raven fly in?
The window
What metaphor does the speaker use to describe how he feels when he returns to his chamber in stanza 6?
"all my soul within me burning"
When the speaker opened the door in stanza four, what did he see?
"darkness there and nothing more"
In stanza 4, the speaker's mood changes from fearful to ______________.
Brave / comparatively courageous
What was the speaker trying to "still" by "repeating" in stanza three?
The beating of his heart
What is the source of the speaker's discomfort?
Lenore
What did the shadows of the dying fire look like to the speaker?
ghosts
What adverb does Poe use to describe the way in which the "rapping" took place in the first stanza?
Gently
What was "curious" about the "lore" read by the speaker?
it was "forgotten"
How does the speaker feel in the opening line of the poem?
weak and weary


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