1.06 Analyze "Kubla Khan"

Which is not a value of Romanticism? - Nature - Imagination - Reason - Individual

What element in nature best thrills the speaker in "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud"? - Waves - Clouds - Loneliness - Daffodils

What device does the poet Wordsworth use in "Lines Written in Early Spring" when he says "every flower enjoys the air it breathes"? - Personification - Imagery - Rhyme - Symbolism

Which word best describes the structure and sound of "Lines Written in Early Spring"? - Rigid - Simple - Unnatural - Fantastic

In "Kubla Khan," the pleasure-dome most likely represents _____. - The lure of love - Imaginative creation - The conquest of China - The dangers of reason

When the speaker refers to "Nature's hole plan" in "Lines Written in Early Spring," he is suggesting that ______. - Churches should be full of natural objects - He discovered a book of rules when he was out in nature - Nature's way is superior to humanity's way - All people should live in the countryside

According to most Romantic poets, nature ______. - Is the source of human troubles - Can nourish the soul - Is the inspiration for all technology - Does not have any power

What is true in both of the Wordsworth poems? - The speaker suffers from loneliness - Humans value society over the individual - The speaker worries about humanity - Nature offers wisdom

What is the primary effect Coleridge achieves in "Kubla Khan"? - A tormented love story - A realistic portrayal - A memorable melody - A fragmented dream

Both the rationalists and the Romantics believed in _______. - The mystery of nature - The importance of logic - The significance of restraint - The value of the individual