William Wordsworth Poems

What significant literary work did Wordsworth and Coleridge publish in 1798?

• The Prelude

• Lyrical Ballads

• The Excursion

• Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey

In "Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey," how does Wordsworth describe his past visit to Tintern Abbey compared to his current feelings?

• As less significant than his present experience

• As more vivid and troubling

• As a source of great joy and connection

• As a mere passing memory

What does the word "tranquil" most closely mean as used in Wordsworth's poems?

• Agitated

• Restless

• Calm and peaceful

• Confused

Which traditional poetic elements did Wordsworth and Coleridge reject in Lyrical Ballads?

• Simple language and everyday themes

• Flowery language and effusive praise

• Narrative storytelling and dramatic monologues

• Classical references and heroic themes

What does Wordsworth consider the most valuable aspect of nature in "Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey"?

• Its beauty

• Its ability to provide peace and spiritual insight

• Its historical significance

• Its role in inspiring creativity

In the context of Wordsworth's poetry, what is the meaning of "serene"?

• Joyful and excited

• Calm and peaceful

• Angry and upset

• Busy and loud

What movement did Wordsworth’s new approach to poetry help to establish?

• Modernism

• Realism

• Neo-Classicism

• Romanticism

In "Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey," what emotion does Wordsworth feel towards his sister Dorothy during their visit?

• Annoyance

• Indifference

• Deep affection and hope

• Frustration

What does the word "sublime" suggest in Wordsworth’s description of nature?

• Magnificent and awe-inspiring

• Simple and ordinary

• Small and insignificant

• Ugly and terrifying

In Wordsworth’s poetry, what does the word "harmony" refer to?

• Disruption in the natural world

• Loud disagreements

• Conflict between people

• Oneness, peacefulness