The Solitary Reaper - Wordsworth

The quality of the reaper's song has been compared to ________________________________________________.

• Cuckoo and Nightingale

• Crow and Sparrow

• Pigeon and Dove

• Peacock and Parrot

What was the reaper doing when the speaker first saw her?

• She was welcoming the travellers.

• She was reaping and singing by herself.

• She was returning home from work.

• She was fighting a battle.

Why does the speaker need to guess what the song is about?

• She sang very fast.

• Her voice was not audible.

• The language was unknown to the poet.

• She was multilingual.

The word plaintive means _______________.

• ordinary

• happy

• mournful

• joyful

The poet thinks that the song is about ____________________.

• a historical event or a tragedy in the past

• a happy event

• nightingale and cuckoo bird

• a traveller

What type of animal is mentioned twice in this poem?

• tiger

• bird

• orangutan

• rhinoceros

Which of the following is mentioned when the speaker talks about "Arabian sands"?

• nightingale

• the solitary reaper

• english bulldog

• dorothy wordsworth

Where is the solitary reaper?

• in a field

• on the moon

• in the sands of arabia

• no idea

What creature is associated with the Hebrides in this poem?

• hipppotamus

• S.T. Coleridge

• a parrot

• the cuckoo bird

What geographical feature is mentioned at the end of the poem?

• a hill

• an ocean

• an island

• a river