Alfred Tennyson: 'Crossing the Bar' Quiz Structure

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What is the main focus of the poem 'Crossing the Bar'?

The concept of time and space
The soul's journey through eternity (correct)
The beauty of nature
The struggles of daily life

What does Tennyson seek in 'Crossing the Bar'?

Adventure and excitement
Fame and recognition
Material wealth and success
Guidance from God for salvation (correct)

What is the hidden meaning behind 'Crossing the Bar'?

The joy of life and celebration
The constant reminder of death and the search for salvation (correct)
The exploration of new opportunities and experiences
The fear of failure and disappointment

What is Tennyson's attitude towards God and life after death in 'Crossing the Bar'?

<p>Resolute faith in God and life after death (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Crossing the Bar' provide a bird's eye view of?

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Main focus of 'Crossing the Bar'?

The poem primarily explores the soul's voyage into eternity.

Tennyson's quest in the poem?

Tennyson is seeking divine guidance from God to achieve salvation.

Hidden meaning of 'Crossing the Bar'?

The poem serves as a constant reminder of mortality and the pursuit of spiritual redemption.

Tennyson's attitude to God and the afterlife?

He displays an unwavering trust in God and a firm belief in life beyond death.

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What 'Crossing the Bar' provides a bird's eye view of?

The poem offers a broad perspective on Tennyson's life, works, and his use of allegories.

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Study Notes

What is the main focus of the poem 'Crossing the Bar'? What does Tennyson seek in 'Crossing the Bar'? What is the hidden meaning behind 'Crossing the Bar'? What is Tennyson's attitude towards God and life after death in 'Crossing the Bar'? What does 'Crossing the Bar' provide a bird's eye view of?