Q1. Who is the speaker in 'Ozymandias'?
Q2. In what setting is the broken statue found?
Q3. What does 'trunkless legs' mean?
Q4. What is the main irony in the poem?
Q5. Who was the historical Ozymandias?
Q6. What does the inscription on the pedestal say?
Q7. What type of poem is 'Ozymandias'?
Q8. What does 'shattered visage' refer to?
Q9. What does the desert symbolize in the poem?
Q10. What does the sculptor represent?
Q11. Why did the king command people to 'despair'?
Q12. What is the theme of the poem?
Q13. What does 'Nothing beside remains' tell us?
Q14. How does Shelley use personification in the poem?
Q15. What universal message does the poem convey?
