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WorksheetsPrep one
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 33mins
The poet compares himself with
a cloud that is rainy
a cloud
a floating cloud
a daffodil
The daffodils made the waves shy in their
dancing
shining
sparkling
shaking
What shines as stars in the sky?
lake
trees
clouds
daffodils
I ___________lonely as a cloud
That floats over ____________and hills.
Wandered, vales
beneath, vales
vales, glee
glee, continuous
Who wrote the poem
William Wordsworth
John Milton
William Blake
Robert Louis Stevenson
What is meant by daffodils
flower
bird
wild animal
domestic animal
I wondered lonely as a cloud.What is the image here?
metaphor
simile
antithesis
personification
Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.Extract a figure of speech?
personification
simile
metaphor
rhyme scheme
What shines as stars in the sky?
lake
trees
clouds
daffodils
The rhyme scheme of the first stanza of the poem is
abcabc
abbacc
ababcc
abbacc
What are the stars in the Milky Way compared to?
The clouds overhead
The valleys and hills
The lake
The many daffodils growing in a line
What is the connotation of “jocund” as it is used in the poem?
cheerful
generous
intelligent
sad
What is the connotation of the word “gay” as it is used in the poem?
Unskilled; untalented
In love; no longer single
a poet or writer
Happy; gleeful
What does the last stanza in the poem reveal about the speaker and his memories of the daffodils?
He often feels down when he thinks about missing the daffodils.
The daffodils are a happy memory the speaker chooses to think about when he is feeling sad or lonely.
The speaker often thinks of going back and visiting the daffodils.
He is frustrated because he has forgotten about the daffodils.
What is the correct definition of “solitude”?
crowded
alone
united
a large group
What were the daffodils doing?
Fluttering in the breeze
Dancing in the breeze
Fluttering & dancing in the breeze
‘Tossing their heads in sprightly dance’ the figure of speech in these lines is ....
Personification
Simile
Hyperbole
Identify the figure of speech in the expression 'The waves beside them danced'
simile
personification
metaphor
hyperbole
The memory of the daffodils fills the poet with
pleasure
anxiousness
glee
regret
What did Mr. Fagin teach the boys he lived with ?
to dance
to steal
to swim
to read
Who was Dodger?
Oliver's half brother
Fagin's son
A boy who lived with Fagin
Mr. Bumble's brother
