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The central theme of the poem is that beauty is eternal and has a timeless attraction, impacting individuals positively even in the face of adversity. |
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Fill in the blank: The poet compares beauty to a beautiful shady tree under which all creatures can find ___ and enjoy good health. |
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Beauty lifts the spirits of individuals, helping them overcome sadness and cruelty in life, and inspires them to live. |
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Fill in the blank: The poem suggests that beauty has the power to unite people and foster a sense of ___ and ___ among them. |
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What natural elements does the poet describe as blessings for creatures on earth? |
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The poet describes the sun, moon, trees, flowers (daffodils), and rivers as blessings for all creatures on earth. |
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The imagery of the poem includes trees providing ___, flowers offering ___, and rivers giving ___ during hot summers. |
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How does the poet compare the tales of the mighty dead to the beauty of nature? |
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The poet suggests that the tales of the mighty dead are beautiful gifts from God, akin to the immortal beauty of nature that inspires and nourishes the living. |
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True or False: The poet uses alliteration in the phrase 'sprouting shady boon'. |
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Metaphor, as it compares beautiful objects of nature to a never-ending source of nourishment or inspiration. |
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In the poem, the phrase 'pouring from the heaven’s brink' symbolizes ___ from God. |
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The poet employs anaphora by repeating the phrase 'of noble natures' in consecutive lines to emphasize the qualities of beauty and virtue. |
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Fill in the blank: The term 'grandeur' is often associated with ___ rank or importance. |
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'The term 'grandeur' is often associated with high rank or socially important status.' |
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What is the significance of the word 'mighty' in describing a force or entity? |