1 "To Wordsworth" is an example of which poetic genre? sestina couplet sonnet ode 2 Shelley highly regarded Wordsworth for his interest in Nature dedication to "Truth and Liberty" Revolutionary politcal attitude all are correct 3 In the first line, Shelley refers to Wordsworth as the "Poet of _____" Revolution Nature Politics Love 4 Upon the publication of Wordsworth's "The Excursion," Mary Shelley wrote in her diary that Wordsworth had become a _____ prophet martyr traitor slave 5 "Thus having been, thou shouldst _____ to be" strive cease fight continue 6 Shelley frequently uses which poetic device to describe the changes he reads in Wordsworth? simile personification metaphor allusion 7 Which line acts as the poem's volta? "Poet of Nature, thou hast wept to know" "Deserting these, thou leavest me to grieve" "Thou wert as a lone star, whose light did shine" "Thou hast like to a rock-built refuge stood" 8 We could also read the poem as _______ a diatribe on conservative political thinking a call-to-arms for political change Shelley's elegy for the early, revolutionary Wordsworth a call for Wordsworth to return to this previous poetic themes 9 Alongside his lyrical poetry, Shelley is primarily known for his sonnet sequence memoirs political poetry and treatises epics 10 Shelley likens Wordsworth to a sword a lone star a pen a lonely ship 11 Shelley frequently uses language associated with celebration mourning new life war 12 Shelley's poem was a reaction to Wordsworth's political shift in which poem or collection of poems? The Excursion Lyrical Ballads Resolution and Independence The Prelude 13 Shelley left England for which country? Italy Spain America France 14 "Deplore" means to adore to compliment to uphold to express disapproval 15 Which does NOT describe the tone of the poem? disappointed angry betrayed understanding 16 Shelley alludes to which famous poem of Wordsworth's? Ode: Intimations of Immortality The Prelude I wandered lonely as a cloud The world is too much with us 17 Wordworth's poetry frequently explored the themes of _____ all are correct Liberty Nature Childhood 18 Which Romantic figure also responded in verse to the change in Wordsworth's political attitude? Thomas de Quincey John Keats Robert Browning Samuel Taylor Coleridge 19 The literary device used when addressing an absent figure is called: metaphor alliteration apostrophe anaphora 20 Which is an example of onomatopoeia? "Childhood and youth, friendship and love’s first glow" "Poet of Nature" "winter's midnight roar" "Thou wert as a lone star" 21 Shelley was expelled from Oxford because of his pamphlet on ______ Atheism Catholicism Vegetarianism Libertarianism 22 Shelley and other Romantic figures like William Hunt and John Keats frequently convened in which area of London? St. James Mayfair Covent Garden Hampstead Heath 23 Shelley's famous work containing the lines "poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world" Mont Blanc Prometheus Unbound The Necessity of Atheism A Defence of Poetry 24 Shelley was particularly close with which Romantic poet, going so far as to write the poem "Julian and Maddalo" about their relationship? Keats Lord Byron Coleridge Wordsworth 25 Which of the following is not a theme of the poem? Loss Reverence Nature Grief
