prelude key quotes Flashcards

1
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What is the central theme of ‘The Prelude’?

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The relationship between nature and the self.

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In which line does the speaker describe the beauty of nature?

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The speaker often reflects on the beauty of landscapes and mountains throughout the poem.

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3
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True or False: ‘The Prelude’ is an autobiographical poem.

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True

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4
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Fill in the blank: ‘The Prelude’ explores the theme of _____ and its impact on the human experience.

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nature

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5
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What does the speaker’s journey in ‘The Prelude’ symbolize?

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The journey of self-discovery and personal growth.

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6
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Which literary device is predominantly used in ‘The Prelude’?

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Imagery

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7
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What emotion is primarily evoked by the description of nature in ‘The Prelude’?

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Awe and reverence

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8
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Multiple Choice: What does the speaker feel when confronted by the mountain? A) Fear B) Joy C) Indifference

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A) Fear

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What does the speaker’s encounter with the natural world reveal about his character?

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It reveals his vulnerability and the impact of nature on his psyche.

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10
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True or False: The Prelude is structured as a single continuous narrative.

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False

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How does the tone of ‘The Prelude’ shift throughout the poem?

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It shifts from joy and wonder to fear and reflection.

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What does the phrase ‘the cottage’ symbolize in the poem?

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The simplicity and purity of rural life.

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13
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Fill in the blank: The speaker often reflects on the _____ of his childhood experiences.

A

innocence

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14
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Which event in the poem marks a turning point for the speaker?

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The encounter with the mountain.

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15
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What role does memory play in ‘The Prelude’?

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Memory serves as a means of reflection and understanding of the past.

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16
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Multiple Choice: What natural element is NOT prominently featured in ‘The Prelude’? A) Rivers B) Mountains C) Deserts

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C) Deserts

17
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What does the speaker ultimately learn from his experiences in nature?

A

He learns about the power of nature and its effect on the human spirit.

18
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True or False: The Prelude was written during the Romantic period.

A

True

19
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What imagery is used to describe the mountain in ‘The Prelude’?

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The mountain is often described with words that convey its grandeur and imposing nature.

20
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Fill in the blank: The poem reflects a strong connection between the _____ and the human experience.

A

natural world

21
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What does the speaker mean by ‘the power of nature’?

A

The profound influence nature has on human emotions and thoughts.

22
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What is the significance of the title ‘The Prelude’?

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It suggests an introduction to the speaker’s deeper thoughts and feelings about life and nature.

23
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How does Wordsworth use personification in ‘The Prelude’?

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He gives human qualities to nature, making it seem alive and capable of influence.

24
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What does the speaker fear when he gazes at the mountain?

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He fears the overwhelming power and majesty of nature.

25
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Multiple Choice: Which emotion does the speaker NOT express in ‘The Prelude’? A) Nostalgia B) Anger C) Wonder

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B) Anger

26
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Lead by

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her

27
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of Sparkling

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light

28
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___ my dreams

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trouble of

29
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like a living thing

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strode after me