by Alfred Lord Tennyson
PART IV
Use the passage and the painting to answer the question.
A painting of The Lady of Shalott by John William Waterhouse. She is sailing alone in a small boat on the river.
Source: IanDagnall Computing. Alamy Stock Photo
What can you learn about the Lady of Shalott from this section of the poem that is not conveyed in the painting?
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Responses
why Sir Lancelot travels to Camelot
why Sir Lancelot travels to Camelot
that the Lady of Shalott is looking toward Camelot
that the Lady of Shalott is looking toward Camelot
that the Lady of Shallot has red hair
that the Lady of Shallot has red hair
that the Lady of Shalott had candles in her boat
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From Part IV of the poem "The Lady of Shalott" by Alfred Lord Tennyson, we learn that "the Lady of Shalott is looking toward Camelot." This specific detail about her gaze and longing is something that may not be explicitly conveyed in the painting by John William Waterhouse. Therefore, the correct response is:
that the Lady of Shalott is looking toward Camelot.
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