Author History
What country is Wordsworth from?`
England
Lines 101-102
Repetition
Type of writing?
Poem
This is not Wordsworth's first time in the Wye. How long has it been since he was first there?
5 years
Wordsworth was not alone on his second trip back to the Wye. Who accompanied him?
His sister, Dorothy
What city is Wordsworth from?
Cockermouth
Personification
What type of rhythm does this poem illustrate?
Iambic pentameter
What clue does Wordsworth give that other people may be present in the Wye with him?
Smoke/fire
What year was this written in?
1798
What year was Wordsworth born in OR died in?
1770-1850
Line 127 or 142
Parallelism
How many stanzas compose this poem?
5
"If I should be where I no more can hear thy voice, nor catch from thy wild eyes these gleams of past existence." What circumstances is Wordsworth commenting on here?
Her memory after his death
This poem was written on July 13th, which is one day before the anniversary of what historical event?
French Revolution
What kind of people did Wordsworth focus on?
Common people
Lines 89-91
Synesthesia
This poem, not only is written in iambic pentameter, does not rhyme. How do we classify poems containing both of these elements?
Blank verse
What theme is presented in lines 4-14 (also present throughout the poem)?
Nature
The era in which Wordsworth is classified as a poet in
Romantic
Wordsworth published this collection of poems with Samuel T. Coleridge
Lyrical Ballads
Lines 139-140; specifically: "when thy mind shall be a mansion for all lovely forms"
Metaphor
How is the title commonly abbreviated?
Tintern Abbey
Although Wordsworth focuses on the natural scenery and physical stimuli, what overarching theme represents "Tintern Abbey" as a whole?
Memory
Dr. Utter emphasizes to always read the footnotes! What is the definition given for "genial"?
Generative, creative