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5.OZYMANDIAS -DISCOURSE QUESTION BANK

 


๐ŸŸข ✉️ EMAIL WRITING (3 QUESTIONS)

  1. After reading the poem “Ozymandias”, you realized that power and wealth are temporary. Write an email to your friend explaining the message of the poem.
  2. Your school is conducting a seminar on “The Rise and Fall of Great Leaders”. Write an email to the Principal requesting permission to participate.
  3. Write an email to a history teacher asking for more examples of fallen empires inspired by Ozymandias.

๐ŸŸข ๐Ÿ’Œ DIARY ENTRY (4 QUESTIONS)

  1. After reading “Ozymandias”, you reflected on the futility of pride and power. Write a diary entry expressing your thoughts.
  2. Imagine you are the traveller in the poem. Write a diary entry describing the ruined statue in the desert.
  3. You visited a historical monument in ruins. Connect it with Ozymandias and write a diary entry.
  4. Write a diary entry on how time destroys all human achievements.

๐ŸŸข ๐Ÿ—ฃ️ SPEECH WRITING (4 QUESTIONS)

  1. Prepare a speech on “Power is Temporary, Humanity is Eternal” inspired by Ozymandias.
  2. Prepare a speech on “The Rise and Fall of Great Empires”.
  3. Prepare a speech on “The Danger of Pride and Arrogance”.
  4. Prepare a speech on “What History Teaches Us About Power”.

๐ŸŸข ๐ŸŽญ SCRIPT / DIALOGUE WRITING (3 QUESTIONS)

  1. Convert the traveller’s narration of the ruined statue into a dialogue between two historians.
  2. Write a conversation between Ozymandias and a modern traveller discussing power and legacy.
  3. Prepare a dialogue between two students discussing the meaning of the poem.

๐ŸŸข ๐Ÿง  CHARACTER / VOICE SKETCH (3 QUESTIONS)

  1. Write a character sketch of Ozymandias based on the poem.
  2. Write a character sketch of the traveller in the poem.
  3. Describe the poetic voice and its attitude towards power.

๐ŸŸข ๐Ÿชง POSTER DESIGNING (3 QUESTIONS)

  1. Design a poster on “Pride Leads to Fall”.
  2. Prepare a poster on “Nothing Lasts Forever”.
  3. Design a poster on “Power is Temporary, Values are Permanent”.

๐ŸŸข ๐Ÿ’ญ REFLECTIVE / ANALYTICAL (5 QUESTIONS)

  1. Explain the theme of Ozymandias with reference to the poem.
  2. Do you think power without humility leads to destruction? Justify.
  3. The poem shows that even great kings are forgotten. Discuss.
  4. Write a critical appreciation of Ozymandias.
  5. What message does the broken statue give to future generations?

๐ŸŸข ✍️ LETTER WRITING (3 QUESTIONS)

  1. Write a letter to the editor about the importance of learning history from ruined monuments.
  2. Write a formal letter to the Archaeology Department requesting preservation of historical sites.
  3. Write an informal letter to your friend explaining the lesson of Ozymandias.

๐ŸŸข ๐Ÿ“– ARTICLE / PARAGRAPH WRITING (3 QUESTIONS)

  1. Write an article on “The Rise and Fall of Civilizations”.
  2. Write a paragraph on “The Message of the Deserted Statue”.
  3. Write an article on “What We Can Learn from History”.

๐ŸŸข ๐Ÿง  CREATIVE WRITING (2 QUESTIONS)

  1. Imagine you are standing before the ruined statue. Write your travel experience.
  2. Write a short story based on the idea: “A King Who Wanted to Rule Forever”.

๐ŸŸข ๐Ÿ“Œ FLASH FICTION TASK (OPTIONAL EXAM STYLE)

  1. Rewrite the scene of the traveller seeing the shattered statue as flash fiction (80–100 words).
  2. Write a short narrative focusing on the message engraved on the pedestal. 
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