Wordsworth

Wordsworth defines a poet as a

• Nature speaking to men

• man speaking to nature

• man speaking to men

• nature speaking to god

According to Wordsworth, ______ is not essential to poetry but it is only a source of pleasure

• elements of nature

• rhythm

• metre

• rhyme

William Wordsworth was born in ______

• 1789

• 1770

• 1768

• 1783

Wordsworth is more concerned with the relation between the poet and the poem, he isn't interested in _____ of poetry

• social impact

• moral effect

• materialism

• all of the above

William Wordsworth is a ______ poet

• neo-classical

• romantic

• modern

• cavalier

Wordsworth's preface to lyrical ballads articulated _____ worldview

• supernatural

• romantic, philosophical and aesthetic

• feminist

• all of the above

Wordsworth added the 'Preface' because he felt that his poems were _____

• Very relatable

• different in theme and style

• different in meter and rhythm

• very specific

What is the inspiration And source of all poetry according to the romantic view?

• Human interaction with natural world

• poet's interaction with others

• love stories and romance

• none of the above

In poetry, Wordsworth focuses on examining _____

• What a poem is

• how it's made

• who makes it

• all of the above

For Wordsworth, imagination is _______

• Combining power

• creative faculty

• all that are mentioned

• none of the above