Daffodils

Who is the poet of this poem?

• L.M. Montgomery

• William Wordsworth

• W.B. Yeats

• Robert William Service

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William Wordsworth lived from ?

• 1865-1939

• 1876-1916

• 1770-1850

• 1799-1845

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What is the meaning of pensive?

• thoughtful

• lively

• skillled

• joy

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With what does the poet William Wordsworth compare himself?

• He Compares himself to a piece of lonely cloud.

• He Compares himself to daffodils.

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What Wordsworth means by 'jocund' company from the options below :

• talkative

• quiet and sad

• happy and cheerful

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With what does Wordsworth compare the daffodils?

• He Compares the daffodils to stars in the sky.

• He Compares the daffodils toclouds

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While wandering alone, the poet saw

• a crowd of people

• clouds floating over vales and hills

• a lake

• a host of golden daffodils

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The 'jocund company' referred to is the company of

• the daffodils

• the dancing daffodils and the waves of the lake

• the sparkling waves of the lake

• the stars on the milky way

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The inward eye of the poet is the poet's

• imagination

• vacant mood

• bliss of solitude

• thoughtful mood

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The first stanza of the poem tells us that the poet

• was looking for a companion to end his loneliness.

• was searching for the place where daffodils grew in plenty.

• was moving about without any sense of purpose or direction.

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