Composed Upon Westminster Bridge

The poem is written by

• S T Coleridge

• William Blake

• Williams Wordsworth

• H W Longfellow

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Sonnets Composed Upon Westminster bridge is the description of

• a bridge

• River Thames

• a ship

• The city of London

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The picture of London created in the poem is

• majestic

• dull

• monotonous

• terrifying

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The man who can pass by ignoring the view is dull of

• hearing

• brain

• heart

• common sense

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The beauty of the morning is compared to a

• an ornament

• the sun

• a garment

• a bright face of a girl

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The houses of London seem

• asleep

• awake

• shaken and tattered

• amazed

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"Dear God!" is an exclamation by the poet as an expression of

• disgust

• shame

• wonder

• fear

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The air of London in the early morning is

• polluted

• full of smoke

• smokeless

• foggy

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Identify the simile

• Earth has nothing to show that is fairer

• The air s bright and glittering

• The city wears the beauty of the morning

• The sun steeps the city in its splendor like a garment

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What form is Wordsworth's Composed Upon Westminster Bridge written in?

• Free verse

• Petrachan sonnet

• Shakespearian sonnet

• Limerick

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