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The prelude
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Who is the author of "The Prelude"?
William
Wordsworth
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What type of poem is "The Prelude"?
Autobiographical
poem
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How many versions of "The Prelude" exist?
Three
versions
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When was the first version of "The Prelude" written?
1799
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How many lines were in the first draft of "The Prelude"?
800
lines
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What was the line count of the 1805 version of "The Prelude"?
8,000
lines
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When was the final version of "The Prelude" published?
1850
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What significant memory appears in the 1799 draft?
Ice skating
as a young boy
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Where was Wordsworth born and raised?
Lake District
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Who did Wordsworth marry?
His
childhood
sweetheart
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What was a major influence on Wordsworth's poetry?
The landscape of the
Lake District
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What age did Wordsworth attend grammar school?
8
to
17
years old
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What is the small lake near Hawkhead that Wordsworth referred to?
Esthwaite Water
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What literary movement is Wordsworth associated with?
Romanticism
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What themes are captured in Wordsworth's extract?
Nature,
childhood
, and personal growth
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How did Romantics view childhood?
As a time of
purity
and innocence
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What does the extract describe about Wordsworth's childhood?
A moment of
youthful
joy and freedom
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How does Wordsworth view nature in his poetry?
As a
profound
teacher
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What does the nostalgic tone in the extract reflect?
Memories shaping adult
consciousness
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What poetic form does "The Prelude" use?
Blank verse
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What is the base meter of "The Prelude"?
Amic
pentameter
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What is enjambment in poetry?
Continuation of a sentence
without
pause
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What is anastrophe?
Rearranging the usual
word
order
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What is a fronted adverbial?
A
phrase
at the beginning of a sentence
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What does the verb "blazed" suggest in the poem?
Warmth
and coziness
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What does the phrase "clear and loud" modify in the poem?
The sound of the village
clock
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What does the simile "proud and exalting like an untired horse" convey?
Joyful
and
carefree
attitude
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How does Wordsworth describe the boys' skating experience?
As
exhilarating
and joyful
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What does the phrase "the precipices rang aloud" suggest?
Echoing
sounds
of the boys'
games
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What does the phrase "alien sound of melancholy" imply?
Sadness felt during
joyful
moments
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What does the extract's ending reflect about Wordsworth's awareness?
Awareness of
adulthood
approaching
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What are the key themes in Wordsworth's "The Prelude" extract?
Emphasis on
nature
Vivid sensory imagery
Exploration of
childhood experiences
Nostalgia
and introspection
Connection between humanity and nature
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What poetic techniques does Wordsworth use in "The Prelude"?
Enjambment
Anastrophe
Fronted adverbials
Vivid imagery
Similes and personification
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What is the emotional impact of the extract from "The Prelude"?
Captures
childhood joy
Reflects on
nature's influence
Evokes nostalgia and
introspection
Highlights the beauty of the landscape
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How does Wordsworth's use of language affect the reader's experience?
Creates vivid
imagery
Enhances emotional connection
Invokes a sense of nostalgia
Reflects the beauty of
nature
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