UP TGT English William Wordsworth MCQ Test – Part 3 (20 Questions)



UP TGT English William Wordsworth MCQ Test – Part 3 (20 Questions)

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Q1. Which work contains the line 'Five years have past; five summers'?




Q2. Which literary form best fits 'The Solitary Reaper'?




Q3. Which Wordsworth work is a sonnet?




Q4. Which work/event and year are CORRECTLY matched?




Q5. Identify the work/period from this theme or clue: 'Loss of childhood's visionary radiance'.




Q6. In which year did 'The White Doe of Rylstone' appear?




Q7. Which work contains the line 'Come forth into the light of things'?




Q8. Which literary form best fits 'The World Is Too Much with Us'?




Q9. Who became Poet Laureate in 1843?




Q10. Which work/event and year are CORRECTLY matched?




Q11. Identify the work/period from this theme or clue: 'Criticism of materialism and estrangement from nature'.




Q12. In which year did 'The Prelude (posthumous edition)' appear?




Q13. Which work contains the line 'The music in my heart I bore'?




Q14. Which literary form best fits 'Ode: Intimations of Immortality'?




Q15. Which English region is closely associated with Wordsworth?




Q16. Which work and literary form/period are CORRECTLY matched?




Q17. Identify the work/period from this theme or clue: 'Morning beauty of London from a bridge'.




Q18. In which year did 'The River Duddon' appear?




Q19. Which work contains the line 'She dwelt among the untrodden ways'?




Q20. Which literary form best fits 'She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways'?




Exam trap: exact publication year ≠ approximate year written; verify “first printed”, “composed” and “collected” words carefully.

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