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What does the speaker do in the fourth stanza of Wordsworth's poem "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud"? Question 3 options:


A. He remembers how the daffodils are destroyed.

B. He decides that he actually dislikes the daffodils.

C. He describes how the memory of the daffodils still lifts his spirits.

D. He returns to the lake to see the daffodils.

What does the speaker do in the fourth stanza of Wordsworths poem I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud Question 3 optionsA He remembers how the daffodils are destroyedB class=
What does the speaker do in the fourth stanza of Wordsworths poem I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud Question 3 optionsA He remembers how the daffodils are destroyedB class=

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Answer:

The speaker likens themselves—or specifically, their "lonely" way of wandering—to a cloud. The effect of this simile is similar to that of the later personification of the daffodils: both serve to link the speaker and nature together.

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C.He describes how the memory of the daffodils still lifts his spirits.

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