Why is the speaker in his library when the poem begins?

  The narrator was playing video games.
  The unnamed narrator is mourning the loss of his lost love, Lenore.
  The narrator was sleeping in his chair.
  None of these.

Where does the rapping coming from at first? .

  At his chamber door.
  On the top of the bookend.
  Behind his chair.
  At his window.

Where does the tapping come from the second time?

  At his window.
  By the chamber door.
  By the night stand.
  Near the bookstand.

Doesn't the bust imply the speaker is a student?

  Maybe so
  No
  Yes, a scholar.
  None of these.

What does the speaker ask the raven about Lenore?

  He finally asks the raven whether he will be reunited with Leonore in Heaven.
  He finally asks if he'll see her again.
  He finally decides to ask if she's fine.
  None of these.

Why does the speaker tell the raven to leave?

  The raven says hello.
  The raven says no way.
  The raven only responds with "Nevermore".
  None of these.

Does the speaker make a final admission that his soul is trapped?

  The speaker did not make an admission of feeling trapped.
  He speaker makes a final admission that his soul is trapped beneath the raven's shadow and shall never be lifted, "Nevermore".
  The speaker just went back asleep.
  None of these.

Who wrote "The Raven"?

  F. Scott Fitzgerald
  Edgar Allan Poe
  William Shakespeare
  John Keats

What is the significance of the raven perching on the bust of Pallas Athena?

  A cool symbol of freedom.
  The raven just wanted to pose on the bust.
  A symbol of wisdom meant imply that the narrator is a scholar.
  None of these.

What is the main theme of "The Raven"?

  Love is love.
  Undying devotion.
  Oh well.
  None of these.

What is the symbolism of the raven?

  Love is love.
  Evil
  The "devil bird" from the Plutonian shore.
  None of these.

Does "The Raven" relates itself to Greek mythology?

  Yes. The bust of Athena and the devil bird from the Plutonian shore.
  No.
  Maybe.
  The story only relates itself only to birds.

What time of day does the raven visit?

  Afternoon.
  Morning.
  Midnight.
  Lunch time.

Who is considered the central symbol of the story?

  The raven.
  The narrator.
  The speaker.
  The bust of Athena.