Line 37 from Coleridge’s “Kubla Khan” (“A damsel with a dulcimer”) is an example of what literary technique?

In Wordsworth’s “Lines Composed…Tintern Abbey,” is the speaker an inside speaker or an outside speaker?

Wordsworth’s main concern in “Tintern Abbery” is “beauteous forms.” Which of the following visual images do we NOT find in Wordsworth’s “Lines Composed…Tintern Abbery”?

William Wordsworth was the Romantic poet who focused on which of the following?

Which of the following is not a theme in Wordsworth’s “Lines Written in Early Spring”?

True or False. There is no hermit character in “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” This poem actually escapes the inclusion of a hermit.

According to our textbook’s notes, “crowlan ferlie” in line 1 of “To a Louse” should be translated as:

True or False. Although the poem “To a Louse” addresses a louse, the poem also addresses people (or at least provides commentary about people) who might be caught up with their own appearance.

According to the biography information presented in our textbook, Burns had written all but a few of his greatest long poems by age 27.

True or False. Robert Burns was a careful craftsman who turned to two earlier traditions for his poetic models: folklore/folk songs and the highly developed literary tradition of poetry written in the Scots dialect.