Wordsworth (Test) 04.06.2021

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Practice set - English

A. Leech - gatherer
Test on Wordsworth- THT & PGT
101. William Wordsworth was in 1791 in France

where he was witness to the middle stages:
A. The French poetic practices

B. The French drama
C. The French culture and art
D. The French Revolution
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102. She gave me eyes, she gave me ears,

And humble cares , and delicate fears
A heart, the fountain of sweet tears
And love, and hope and joy."
These lines are in reference to:
A. River Wye
B. Annette Ballon
C. Dorothy Wordsworth
D. Ancestral Scotland
103. The Excursion, dead 1814, marks the the

beginning of--
A. Wordsworth's growing sensibility to natural

phenomena
B. The decline of Wordsworth's poetic genius
C. The height of Wordsworth's ascent to fame
D. Wordsworth's friendship with Coleridge
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104. "This will never do". Who made this

comment about Excursion?
A. Eliot
B. Arnold
C. Coleridge
D. Jeffrey
105. In the poem She Was a Phantom of Delight,

Wordsworth celebrates:
A. His wife Mary

B. His sister Dorothy
C. His friend Coleridge
D. None of these
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106. "But she is in her grave, and oh,

The difference to me!"
These lines appear in:
A. She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways

B. I Travelled Among Unknown Men
C. Solitary Reaper
D. None of these
107. 'She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways',

'Strange Fits of Passion Have I known', 'A Slumber
Did My Spirit Seal', and Three Years She Grew in
Sun and Shower' are the four poems of
Wordsworth's Lucy Poem's. One poem was added
later. ( in 1801 ) Which one?
A. I Travelled Among Unknown Men

B. Solitary Reaper
C. Ruth
D. None of these
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108. Herbert Read, Coleridge, Hazlitt, De Quincey,

Matthew. T. S. Eliot and Harold Bloom are a few
names known for criticism on:
A. Shelley
B. Shakespeare
C. Wordsworth
D. None of these
109. Wordsworth ea born at-
A. Cockermouth
B. Cockerpate
C. Cocker Hill
D. Cockervelley
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110. Romantic Age is also known as-
A. Age of Pope
B. Age of Dr. Johnson
C. Age of Wordsworth
D. Age of Dryden
111. After whom Wordsworth was appointed Poet

Laureate of England?
A. Robert Southey
B. Sir Walter Scott
C. Coleridge
D. Ben Jonson
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112. Who critiscized Wordsworth calling him

'Lost Leader'?
A. Arnold
B. Browning
C. Shelley
D. Keats
113. "Stern Daughter of th Voice of God!"

Who is this 'Stern Daughter'?
A. Nature
B. Lucy
C. Duty
D. Soul
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114. What was the name of Michael's Cottage?
A. Evening Star
B. Morning Star
C. The moon
D. Bright Star
115. In which poem Burns and Chatterton are

mentioned?
A. Resolution and Independence

B. Nutting
C. Ide to Duty
D. The Ruined Cottage
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116. These lines are taken from-

"The sweetest thing that ever grew
Beside a human door."
A. The Solitary Reaper

B. Daffodils
C. To Lucy
D. Michael
117. These lines are taken from-

"The Child is father of the Man;
I could wish my days to be
Bound each to each by natural piety."
A. Lucy Gray
B. My Heart Leaps Up
C. Michael
D. To Lucy
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118. These line are taken from-

"Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting,
The Soul that rises with us, our life's star,
Hath had elsewhere its setting."
A. Immortality Ode
B. Tintern Abbey
C. French Revolution
D. Prelude
119. In which poem of Wordsworth these lines

occur-
"We are laid asleep in body,
And become a living soul."
A. Tintern Abbey
B. Daffodils
C. Prelude
D. Immortality Ode
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120. The true commencement of Wordsworth's

poetic career was from.
A. 1792- 93
B. 1795- 96
C. 1997- 98
D. 1799- 91
121. Wordsworth learned that "verse may blind a

princely throne on humble truth" from:
A. Robert Burton
B. Robert Burns
C. Robert Bridges
D. Robert Blair
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122. The line "one impulse from a vernal wood"

has been taken from-
A. The Tables Turned

B. Tintern Abbey
C. The World is Too Much With Us
D. Ode to Duty
123. Wordsworth has expressed his views on

transmigration of the soul in the poem-
A. The Prelude
B. Ode to Dutu
C. Ecclesiastical Sketches
D. Ode on the Intimations of immortality
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124. Which of these travel poems belong to

Wordsworth?
A. Descriptive Sketches
B. Sketches of the Natural Civil and Political State
of Switzerland
C. Sketches of Nature
D. A Vivid sketch and picture of our time
125. Lucy Poems by Wordsworth refer to--
A. His early poems

B. A group of five lyrics by him
C. Poems by Wordsworth in collaboration with
Coleridge
D. His humorous poems
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126. Where from the below quoted lines of

Wordsworth?
"No Nightingale did ever chant
More welcome notes to weary bands
Of travellers in some shady haunt among Arabian
sands."
A. Solitary Reaper
B. Ode to a Nightingale
C. To the Cuckoo
D. To a Skylark
127. In which poem has Wordsworth described

different moods of Nature?
A. Daffodils
B. Lines written above Tintern Abbey
C. An Evening Walk
D. The Excursion
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128. Who among these is the 'interpreter of

Nature in many moods'?
A. William Wordsworth
B. William Shakespeare
C. William Butler Yeats
D. William Pitt
129. In 'These Years She Grew', the little girl will

be sportive as-
A. The Lawn
B. The Fawn
C. Stars
D. Rivulets
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130. Who considered Wordsworth as a "high

priest of Nature"?
A. De Quincey
B. Coleridge
C. Shelley
D. Matthew Arnold
131. "She gave me ears, she gave me ears;

And humble cares, and delicate fears."
Were in reference to,:
A. River Wye
B. Annette Vallon
C. Dorothy Wordsworth
D. Ancestral Scotland
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132. Where and when did Wordsworth meet Sir

Walter Scott?
A. Denmark, 1826
B. Scotland, 1803
C. England, 1903
D. London, 1800
133. How many times Wordsworth visited

Europe?
A. Four times
B. Five times
C. Six times
D. Twice
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134. The theme of "The World is Too Much With

Us" is-
A. Condemns Materialism
B. Condemns God
C. Condemns Nature
D. Condemns Friends
135. Wordsworth treated Nature as a-
A. Living personality
B. Lifeless object
C. Non- living personality
D. None of these
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136. What does Pantheism mean?
A. God is all and is God

B. Everytime is mortal
C. None can escape from Time
D. All of these
137. From where did Wordsworth get idea that

education of Nature is superior to bookish
learning?
A. Rousseau
B. John Ruskin
C. Shakespeare
D. Milton
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138. Wordsworth died of.......... at the age of....... .
A. Pleurisy, 80
B. T. B. , 81
C. Heart Failure, 82
D. Sea drowning, 83
139. When did Wordsworth get Marriage with

Marry Hutchinson?
A. 4th October 1802

B. 5th October 1803
C. 6th October 1804
D. 7th October 1805
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140. When was Wordsworth appointed the Poet

Laureate?
A. 1843-- 1850
B. 1842-- 1849
C. 1841-- 1848
D. None of these
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Answe key
101- d, 102- c, 103- b, 104- d, 105- a, 106- a, 107- a,
108- c, 109- a, 110- c, 111- a, 112- b, 113- c, 114- a,
115- a, 116- c, 117- b, 118- a, 119- a, 120- c, 121- b,
122- a, 123- d, 124- a, 125- b, 126- a, 127- b, 128- a,
129- b, 130- a, 131- c, 132- b, 133- c, 134- a, 135- a,
136- a, 137- a, 138- a, 139- a, 140- a,
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Practice set - English

101. William Wordsworth was in 1791 in France

A. The French poetic practices

102. She gave me eyes, she gave me ears,

103. The Excursion, dead 1814, marks the the

A. Wordsworth's growing sensibility to natural

104. "This will never do". Who made this

105. In the poem She Was a Phantom of Delight,

A. His wife Mary

106. "But she is in her grave, and oh,

A. She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways

107. 'She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways',

A. I Travelled Among Unknown Men

108. Herbert Read, Coleridge, Hazlitt, De Quincey,

109. Wordsworth ea born at-

110. Romantic Age is also known as-

111. After whom Wordsworth was appointed Poet

112. Who critiscized Wordsworth calling him

113. "Stern Daughter of th Voice of God!"

114. What was the name of Michael's Cottage?

115. In which poem Burns and Chatterton are

A. Resolution and Independence

116. These lines are taken from-

A. The Solitary Reaper

117. These lines are taken from-

118. These line are taken from-

119. In which poem of Wordsworth these lines

120. The true commencement of Wordsworth's

121. Wordsworth learned that "verse may blind a

122. The line "one impulse from a vernal wood"

A. The Tables Turned

123. Wordsworth has expressed his views on

124. Which of these travel poems belong to

125. Lucy Poems by Wordsworth refer to--

A. His early poems

126. Where from the below quoted lines of

127. In which poem has Wordsworth described

128. Who among these is the 'interpreter of

129. In 'These Years She Grew', the little girl will

130. Who considered Wordsworth as a "high

131. "She gave me ears, she gave me ears;

132. Where and when did Wordsworth meet Sir

133. How many times Wordsworth visited

134. The theme of "The World is Too Much With

135. Wordsworth treated Nature as a-

136. What does Pantheism mean?

A. God is all and is God

137. From where did Wordsworth get idea that

138. Wordsworth died of.......... at the age of....... .

139. When did Wordsworth get Marriage with

A. 4th October 1802

140. When was Wordsworth appointed the Poet

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