PPT of ozymandias

8/21/2019 PPT of ozymandias

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Look at the picture given below :


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While on sight-seeing tour to an oldplace far away from your home ,you saw this statue …

Now discuss with your partnerwhat it tells you about the People,the Place and the uler!


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Note down your ideas in the web- chart.

The place: sand ,

desert…………..

The statue:brokenface,face is….

My

impressions…..

The ruler must have

been

…………………The people…………


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OZYMANDIAS

BY:- PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY


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Name: Percy Bysshe Shelley Famous as:-Romantic and Lyric Poet.

Born on:-04 August 1792.

Born in:-orsham! "ngland. ied on:-0# $uly 1#22.

Nationality:-%nited &ingdom.

!orks " #chievements:-'he Re(olt

o) *slam! 'he +as,ue o) Anarchy and

+en o) "ngland.


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Percy Bysshe Shelley! ho ,uali)ied as a Romantic

/y the eacting test o) eiring a month /e)ore his

30th /irthday! /ecame oceanic /y dying in a

temest on the +editerranean! had Byron as a

mourner at his )uneral yre! and as in any case

artly eemted )rom the latters contemt /y the

otherise etremely stormy career that he ursued.

e continues to lead a sort o) dou/leli)e in our

literature! )irst as the author o) such naturelo(ing

(erses as 'o a Sylar and second as a

re(olutionary hose or in oetry and rose as

o)ten considered too incendiary to /e u/lished in

his on li)etime.


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5ritten in 1#17 during a riting contestagainst orace Smith.

6irst u/lished in 11$an1#1# in Leigh

unt8s "aminer.

'hought to /e insired /y the arri(al o)

the statue o) younger +emnon: in

Britain.

A ;classic8 oem hich has /een studiedand dissected countless times in the

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I met a traveller from an antique landWho said: two vast and trunkless legs of stone

Stand in the desert. Near them on the sand,

Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown

And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold commandell that its sculptor well those passions read

Which !et survive, stamped on these lifeless things.

he hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed"


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+ummary of the poem

-nce the oet met a tra(eller )rom the ancient

land o) "gyt. e told the oet the story o) an

"gytian ing named -=ymandias.

the tra(eller said that he had seen to huge legs

o) stone standing in the desert o) "gyt. 'he legsere trunless. A shattered (isage lay /y the side

o) these huge legs. *t lay hal)/uried in the sand.

*t had a )ron on its /ro. *t had rinled lis. *t

had a sneering loo. 'here as an eression o)

cold command in its eyes. 'hese things stamed

on the (isage shoed that the scultor had

understood the ing8s assion (ery rightly.


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'he tra(eller told the oet that the scultor ho stamed

the ing8s assion on stone had died! /ut his art as ali(e.Similarly! the ing hose heart )ed those cruel assion

had died! /ut the sign o) his cruelty could still /e seen.

'he oet means to suggest that a man dies /ut his actions

outli(e him.


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- BAS"D -E>+AD*AS ?PASSAF"

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I met a traveller from an

antique land

Who said : Two vast and

trunkless legs of stone

Stand in the desert. Choose the correct option to

answer each question:-

5ho had come )rom an anti,ue

landG

a. 'he oet.

/. A tra(eller.

c. -=ymandias.

d. Al/atross.

5ho had made that

statueG

a. A oet.

/. A scultor.

c. A ing.

a. -=ymandias..5here as the trunG

a. -n the legs./. %nder a tree.

c. *n the sand.

d. -n the ri(er/an.


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Near them, on the sand,

Half sunk, a shattered visage

lies, whose frown,

And wrinkled lip, and sneer of

cold command,Tell that its sculptor well those

passion read.

@hoose the correct otion to

comlete each sentenceH

'hese lines ere ritten /y

a. Shelley.

/. -=ymandias.

c. Shaeseare.

d. D.. Larence

'he (isage shoed

a. A )ron.

/. A rinled li.

c. A cold sneer.d. All the a/o(e

'he scultor could sho

those assions on the (isage

/ecause

a. e lo(ed the ing./. e could read those

assions in the ing8s

heart.

c. e as a ,uali)ied scultor.

d. e as a learned oet.


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Which yet survive stampedon these lifeless things

The hand that mocked them

and the heart that fed!

@hoose the correct

otion to anser each

,uestionsH

5hat is ;hich8 here in

the )irst line G

a. Sneer o) coldcommand.

/. 5rinled li.

c. Passions o) the ing.

d. 6eelings o)

-=ymandias.

'he ;hand that moced.......8.

5hose ;hand8 G

a. -=ymandias8s.

/. &ings.

c. Scultor8s.d. arrator8s.

5hat did the ;hand8 do G

a. *t scultor the eressions

o) the ing.

/. *t made )un o)-=ymandias /y sculting

him as such.

c. *t laughed at the ing8s

assions.

d. *t ridiculed the ing.


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And on the edestal these ords

aearH

+y name is -=ymandias! ing o)

ingsH

Loo uon my ords! ye +ighty! and

desair I:@hoose the correct otion to anser

each ,uestionsH

;+y name is -=ymandias! ing o)

ings8 shos the

a. Desair o) the ing.

/. Desair o) the ing and

reentance o) his ride.

c. %selessness o) sneer! )ron

and hatred.

d. 6utility o) li)e.

'he ing ass the reader to

;desair8 /ecause

a. Li)e is as such.

/. Pride! arrogance and

contemt lead one

nohere.

c. 'ime is a great healer.

d. 'ime le(els all.

5ho hasha(e /een re)erred

to as ;+ighty8 G

a. 'he ing o) ings.

/. Fod.

c. -=ymandias.

d. 'he oer)ul men o) the

orld.


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othing /eside remains. Round

the decay

-) that colossal rec! /oundless

and /are

'he lo(e and le(el sands stretch)ar aay.

@hoose the correct otion to

comlete each sentenceH

othing remains /eside

a. 'he desert.

/. 'he scultor.

c. 'he oet.

d. 'he ing8s statue.

'he desert sands are

a. Boundless and /are.

/. Lone and le(el.

c. Both ?a and ?/.

d. either ?a nor ?/.

'hese lines con(ey the

idea that

a. 'ruth is /eauty.

/. 'ime and tide ait )ornone.

c. Distance lends charm

to the (ie.

d. 5ith time! e(erything

mies ith dust.


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(he statue and surrounding desertconstitute a metaphor for inventedpower in the face of natural power! &y+helley9s time, nothing remains but ashattered bust, eroded visage,; and

trunkless legs; surrounded withnothing; but level sands; that stretchfar away!; +helley thus points outhuman mortality and the fate of arti


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