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The Prelude
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Cards (10)
What is the main subject of "The Prelude" by William Wordsworth?
The
power
of
nature
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How is the mountain described in the extract from "The Prelude"?
As a
huge
,
intimidating
peak
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What literary technique is used to emphasize the mountain's dominance?
Personification
and
repetition
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What does the phrase "call it solitude" imply about nature's impact?
It leaves a lasting
psychological
impression
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What does "darkness" symbolize in the context of the extract?
The speaker's changed
perception
of nature
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How does Wordsworth reflect on personal growth in the extract?
By drawing lessons from
nature
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What feeling does the speaker express with "With trembling oars I turned"?
Fear
and
insignificance
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What techniques create a sense of unease in the line "With trembling oars I turned"?
Imagery
and
enjambment
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What theme does Wordsworth often explore in his poetry?
The impact of
childhood
experiences
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What are the key themes and techniques in "The Prelude" extract?
Themes:
Power of nature
Personal growth
Psychological impact of nature
Techniques:
Personification
Repetition
Metaphor
Imagery
Enjambment
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