Exam 3 questions

College of Basic Education – Department of English
Monthly Exam in Literature 03 – Sample 01

Q/ Answer with (a) for TRUE and (b) for FALSE
1. “Out of the sea came he”: the underlined word refers to the bird.
2. The Mariner’s sin was killing the bird.
3. “Averred” means blessed.
4. The ship stopped near a famous land for water and food.
5. “Stately” means big.
6. The poem has five stanzas.
7. The image of the fisherman’s boy is happy.
8. The sea is silent, which makes the poet sad.

NOTE: The first 4 are from “The Ancient Mariner”, the second are from “Break, Break, Break”.
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College of Basic Education – Department of English
Monthly Exam in Literature 03 – Sample 02

Q/ Answer with (a) for TRUE and (b) for FALSE
1. There was a storm after killing the bird.
2. “Like God’s own head” refers to the dead bird.
3. “Mariner” means “ship”.
4. The bird was a good omen.
5. The “vanished hand” reminds the poet of someone he hates.
6. “Utter” means “think”.
7. “Haven” means home.
8. The image of the sailor lad is happy.

NOTE: The first 4 are from “The Ancient Mariner”, the second are from “Break, Break, Break”.
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College of Basic Education – Department of English
Monthly Exam in Literature 03 – Sample 03

Q/ Answer with (a) for TRUE and (b) for FALSE
1. The ship was headed towards the south
2. The bird brought fog and mist.
3. “Sails” of the ship are made of wood.
4. The ship stopped in the middle of the sea as a punishment for the sailors.
5. The image of the stately ships is sad.
6. The sea is in contrast with the land.
7. The “voice that is still” means being very loud.
8. “Lad” means a young man.

NOTE: The first 4 are from “The Ancient Mariner”, the second are from “Break, Break, Break”.

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College of Basic Education – Department of English
Monthly Exam in Literature 03 – Sample 04

Q/ Answer with (a) for TRUE and (b) for FALSE
1. The sun became as big as the moon.
2. “Mist” means “air”.
3. The ship looked like a painted picture.
4. The punishment of the sailors was a continuous night.
5. The sea makes the poet remember someone.
6. The poet is excited.
7. The poet is standing on a ship.
8. The sea refers to happiness.

NOTE: The first 4 are from “The Ancient Mariner”, the second are from “Break, Break, Break”.