William Wordsworth Quiz 7 (20 MCQs)

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1. Who was the speaker comparing the daffodils from

Correct Answer: B) Waves.

2. What shines as stars in the sky?

Correct Answer: D) Daffodils.

3. Which one of these was Wordsworth's autobiographical poem?

Correct Answer: A) The Prelude.

4. What does the word 'bark' mean?

Correct Answer: A) Boat.

5. The word 'sprightly' means

Correct Answer: C) Joyful.

6. What literary device adds to and shows the emotion of the poem, such as by using the word "never-ending" ?

Correct Answer: A) Imagery.

7. Which of the following characterize Wordsworth's poetry?

Correct Answer: C) Love of nature.

8. Wordsworth's autobiographical poem is?

Correct Answer: B) The Prelude.

9. Which month does the poet refer to in the poem?

Correct Answer: C) March.

10. Who wrote the poem

Correct Answer: A) William Wordsworth.

11. What could daffodils symbolize?

Correct Answer: C) Spring, rebirth.

12. Whos the author

Correct Answer: A) William Wordsworth.

13. The poet belongs to the school of .....

Correct Answer: B) Romanticism.

14. What does the story focus on?

Correct Answer: A) Taking life for granted.

15. How did the French Revolution inspire Wordsworth?

Correct Answer: A) It offered a "glorious renovation" of society.

16. ..... is established as the central element of poetry according to Wordsworth

Correct Answer: B) Feelings.

17. What is the main message in "The World is Too Much With Us" ?

Correct Answer: A) We are out of touch with nature.

18. What is the definition of 'craggy?

Correct Answer: B) Rugged, harsh, rough.

19. Why was it such an important moment for the speaker?

Correct Answer: B) Because he has a memory that brings him happiness.

20. The speaker's appreciation of the scene came

Correct Answer: B) Later, when he reflected about what he saw.