Poet/Poem
The poem is written by
William Wordsworth
Sonnets Composed Upon Westminster Bridge is the description of
The city of London
Identify the simile
a.Earth has nothing to show that is fairer
b. The city wears the beauty of the morning
c. The air s bright and glittering
d. The sun steeps the city in its splendor like a garment
d. The sun steeps the city in its splendor like a garment
What is the mood of the first few lines of the poem?
1.Scary
2. Reminiscant
3.Happy
4.Romantic
Romantic
Where was the poet born?
Northern England
The picture of London created in the poem is
a. majestic
b.dull
c.monotonous
d.terrifying
a.majestic
Which of the following are themes in the poem?
a.Worry and anxiety
b.Calm and relaxed
c.Awe and amazement
c. Awe and amazement
Why is the bridge important in this poem?
1. It is where the poet got inspiration
2. It is what was viewed
3. It is where the city is viewed from
4. It is special to the author
It is where the city is viewed from
What is the date of composition of the poem, ‘Upon Westminster Bridge’?
September 3, 1802
The man who can pass by ignoring the view is dull of
a.hearing
b.heart
c.brain
d.common sense
b. heart
“river glideth at his own sweet will”. What figure of speech is this?
Personification
What famous river is in the poem?
River Thames
Where does the Westminster Bridge lie?
Over the river Thames in London.
b. a garment
What are the main themes in this poem?
a. Love and Hope
b. Sorrow and Anger
c. Nature and Beauty
d. Loneliness and Isolation
c. Nature and Beauty
How much syllabus does each line have in the poem?
10 per line
How was the presentation? (10 seconds to answer)
it was great!!!
The air of London in the early morning is
smokeless
What form is Wordsworth's Composed Upon Westminster Bridge written in?
What things lie open in the field?
Towers, domes, theatres and temples lie open in the field.