Wordsworth Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

MTTC English 1.) To help his students better understand different historical periods in literature, a teacher has created the following study guide. Which work would best fit in the blank? British Romanticism John Keats William Mary Shelley William Wordsworth American Romanticism Nathaniel Hawthorne Cullen Bryant a) Ralph Waldo Emerson b) Robert Frost c) T.S. Eliot d) Francis Bacon ANSWER- A. Ralph Waldo Emerson The Romantic era in literature extended from about 1800 ...

Who wrote The Prelude? - Answer William Wordsworth Where was the writer of the Prelude born? - Answer Cumbria What was Wordsworth part of? - Answer Romanticists When was the Prelude published? - Answer 1850 (after his death, wife) What does The Predlude show? - Answer spiritual growth, how he comes to terms with who he is, his place in nature and the world. What was Wordsworth inspired by? - Answer memories and visits to different places and their affect on him

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Summarised notes of 'London 1802 by William Wordsworth'

Give a brief summary of the poem: - Answer - The extract is part of an epic poem comprising of 14 poems. - The poem centres on Wordsworth's childhood memory in the Lake District where he steals a boat and rows it into the middle of a lake. A mountain by the lake grows far bigger than he thought it. He realises the monumental nature of the mountain and hurries back to shore, claiming that the experience has changed how he sees nature. What was Wordsworth's childhood like? (2) - Answer - Wor...

The Prelude - Core Questions & Answers 100% Correct! What is the meaning of 'The Prelude" in a nutshell? - ANSWER-An autobiographical poem about Wordsworth as a boy; he is changed forever by the power of nature when he steals a boat and is shocked and scared by the size of a mountain. Which group of poets is Wordsworth associated with? Where did he grow up? - ANSWER-Romantic poets The Lake District What voice is 'The Prelude" written in? - ANSWER-A reflective personal voice - first...

The Prelude Exam Questions & Answers 100% Who wrote The Prelude? - ANSWER-William Wordsworth How many books make up The Prelude? - ANSWER-14 Correct!! Who wrote The Prelude? - ANSWER-William Wordsworth How many books make up The Prelude? - ANSWER-14 What type of poet was Wordsworth? - ANSWER-Romantic poet What does the poem describe? - ANSWER-the connection between nature and human emotion and the way human identity and character is shaped by experience "a ___ boat tied to ...

English Post Test 1 2023 Plato Questions and Answers Graded A How do these final lines from "Kubla Khan" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge affect the overall tone of the poem? EXOCTIC / DREAMLIKE / HISTORICAL / MAD / CLIMACTIC / SACRED "The World Is Too Much with Us" is a Petrarchan sonnet written by William Wordsworth. Its first eight lines (the octet) pose a question or problem, and its last six lines (the sestet) give a response or solution. The problem in this sonnet's octet is that humanity...

English Test 1140 Exam Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Wesleyan revivals - ANSWER-_____ directly influenced British government and quickened social reform. Romantic Period - ANSWER-The years 1789-1832 were called the _____, which was an era of literary revolution. Reform Bill of 1832 - ANSWER-_____ was the high point of the British reform movement. romantics - ANSWER-The Middles Ages were a great source of inspiration for ____. human emotions - ANSWER-Reason was as important to neoc...

Praxis 5038 - Historical Periods & Authors, Works Already Graded A Ancient World Literature Homer Aristotle Plato Medieval & Early Modern World Literature Dante "Inferno" Martin Luther "Speech at the Diet" Machiavelli "The Prince" Old English Period (450-1066) Beowulf "The Wanderer" Middle English Period () Chaucer "Canterbury Tales" "The Cuckoo Song" The Renaissance - British () Shakespeare "Hamlet" "Macbeth" Milton "Paradise Lost" Carew "An Elegy upon the Death of the D...