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The 'thou' found throughout the poem always refers to

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The west wind

Front

In which season was the poem written?

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Autumn

Front

The destroyer and the preserver is

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West wind

Front

What does the West Wind carry to the "dark wintry bed"?

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winged seeds

Front

Who is the West Wind's "azure sister"?

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Spring

Front

The scattered clouds are compared to the hair of _____

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Maened

Front

To what is the West Wind "a dirge"?

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The dying year

Front

Who is waken up from his "summer dreams"? Options: The leaves, The Mediterranean Sea, The sleeping seeds, The Atlantic Ocean

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The Mediterranean Sea

Front

"If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?" - the line denotes?

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hope

Front

Shelley wrote a long poem, using figurative complex language. What is the name of it?

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ODE TO THE WEST WIND