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Froggy Jumps Wordsworth's Daffodils QuizOnline version Quiz on Wordsworth's classic poem by Youssab Kamal 1 Where was the poet William Wordsworth born? a D) London, England b B) Cumberland, England c A) Paris, France 2 What is the main theme of the poem? a A) The dangers of traveling alone b C) Finding happiness in the beauty of nature c B) The study of different types of stars 3 In the line "I wandered lonely as a cloud," which figure of speech is used? a A) Personification b D) Contrast c B) Simile 4 What does the word "host" mean when the poet sees a "host of golden daffodils"? a A) A person who invites guests b B) A small group c C) A large number 5 The poet personifies the daffodils in the first stanza by describing them as: a A) Floating high over hills b D) Shining like the milky way c B) Fluttering and dancing like ladies 6 Which of these pairs from the poem is an example of "Contrast"? a C) Lonely / Crowd b B) High / Hills c A) Beside / Beneath 7 What is the meaning of the word "breeze" in the first stanza? a B) A gentle wind b A) A strong storm c D) A cold winter 8 The repetition of the /b/ sound in "beside, beneath" is an example of: a D) Personification b B) Rhyme scheme c A) Alliteration 9 What is the rhyme scheme of the first stanza? a B) ab ab cc b A) aa bb cc c C) ab cb dd 10 In the second stanza, the daffodils are compared to stars using a simile because they both: a A) Are very far away b D) Are white and silver c B) Shine and twinkle in a long line 11 What does the word "bay" refer to in the poem? a C) A lake b B) The open ocean c A) A type of flower 12 In the second stanza, what does "tossing their heads" mean? a B) Losing their petals b D) Falling asleep c A) Moving up and down lively 13 What is the meaning of the word "sprightly"? a A) Quiet and shy b B) Sad and lonely c C) Lively and active 14 How many daffodils does the poet claim to see at a "glance" (quick look)? a B) A few thousand b C) Ten thousand c A) A hundred 15 The alliteration in the second stanza "The, That" repeats which sound? a A) The /t/ sound b C) The /ð/ sound c B) The /h/ sound

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Wordsworth's Daffodils QuizOnline version

by Youssab Kamal

Where was the poet William Wordsworth born?

What is the main theme of the poem?

In the line "I wandered lonely as a cloud," which figure of speech is used?

What does the word "host" mean when the poet sees a "host of golden daffodils"?

The poet personifies the daffodils in the first stanza by describing them as:

Which of these pairs from the poem is an example of "Contrast"?

What is the meaning of the word "breeze" in the first stanza?

The repetition of the /b/ sound in "beside, beneath" is an example of:

What is the rhyme scheme of the first stanza?

In the second stanza, the daffodils are compared to stars using a simile because they both:

What does the word "bay" refer to in the poem?

In the second stanza, what does "tossing their heads" mean?

What is the meaning of the word "sprightly"?

How many daffodils does the poet claim to see at a "glance" (quick look)?

The alliteration in the second stanza "The, That" repeats which sound?