Comparing Romantic Poets' Attitudes to Nature
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- Q1When choosing which two poems to compare, what is the most important thing you should you consider?if the poet's had similar beliefswhich era they were written inthe focus and nuances of the question30s
- Q2Which Romantic poems focus on the power of nature over mankind?'Ozymandias' and 'London''Ozymandias' and 'Extract from The Prelude''London' and 'Extract from The Prelude'30s
- Q3Which Romantic poems focus on oppressive institutions?'Ozymandias' and 'Extract from The Prelude''Londn' and 'Extract from The Prelude''Ozymandias' and 'London'30s
- Q4Which quote from 'Ozymandias' below can be linked with "to reach a chosen point. With an unswerving line..." taken from 'Extract from The Prelude' ?''Look on my works, ye Mghty, and despair''''boundless and bare the lone and level sands stretch far away''''colossal wreck''30s
- Q5'Ozymandias' explores the __________ quality of nature's power, whereas 'Extract from The Prelude' focuses on __________ quality of nature.transcendental, everlastingtranscendental, ephemeraleverlasting, transcendentalephemeral, transcendental30s
- Q6Which structural element of 'Extract from The Prelude' can you use to support the idea that man is overwhelmed with the transcendental quality of nature?chronological order shows his journeyenjambment shows man getting breathless trying to articulate nature's brillianceiambic pentameter gives the poem a consistent pace30s