1.”Upon Westminister Bridge” is written by – William Wordsworth.
- What kind of poem is ‘Upon Westminister Bridge”?
Ans:”Upon Westminster Bridge” is a Petrachan Sonnet. - Which city does the poet refer to in the poem ‘Upon Westminister Bridge’?
Ans: The poet refers London city in the poem Upon Westminster Bridge. - Who was the Companion of the poet in the poem Upon Westminister Bridge’?
Ans. The poet’s sister Dorothy was the companion in the poem Upon Westminister Bridge’. - “Dull would he be of soul who could pass by”- What does this expression mean?
Ans: The poet William Wordsworth remarks that the person who will not be moved by the beautiful sight of London appears without sense of beauty and aesthetic sensibilities. - What is described as the garment of the city in the poem “Upon Westminister Bridge”?
Ans: The silent, bare and beautiful morning is described as the garment of the city in the poem ‘Upon Westminister Bridge’. - What things lie open in the fields?
Ans: Ships, towers,domes,theatres and temples lie open in the fields. - How does Wordsworth describe the air in the city?
Ans: Wordsworth describes the air as smokeless in the city.
9.Which things are steeped by the sun?Ans: Valley, rock, or hill are steeped by the sun. - What did the poet never feel before he experienced this London morning?
Ans: The poet never felt a calm so deep before he experienced this London morning. - How does the river glide?
Ans: The river glides at his own sweet will. - ” Dear God!” – What feeling does the expression convey?
Ans: Through the expression “Dear God!” the poet Wordsworth expresses the feeling of joy, wonder and gratitude at the sight of the beauty. - Why is the city of London silent and bare?
Ans- The city of London is silent and bare because the surrounding is calm and quiet and free from smoke in the early morning. - What is rhyme-shceme of the poem ” Upon Westminister Bridge’?
Ans: The first eight lines of the octave follow the rhyme scheme ‘abbaabba’ and the following six lines of the sestet is’ cdcdcd’. - Which river is mentioned in the poem? Ans- The river Thames is mentioned in the poem.