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What did the poet compare the daffodils to in the second stanza?
What did the poet compare the daffodils to in the second stanza?
- Clouds in the sky
- Stars on the Milky Way (correct)
- Leaves on the trees
- Waves in the ocean
Where did the poet see the daffodils?
Where did the poet see the daffodils?
- In a garden
- On top of a mountain
- Beside a lake (correct)
- In a meadow
How many daffodils did the poet think he saw at a glance?
How many daffodils did the poet think he saw at a glance?
- Ten thousand (correct)
- Fifty
- One hundred
- A thousand
What did the waves do beside the daffodils?
What did the waves do beside the daffodils?
How did the poet feel in the company of the daffodils?
How did the poet feel in the company of the daffodils?
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Daffodils comparison
Daffodils comparison
The poet compared the daffodils to stars on the Milky Way.
Daffodil location
Daffodil location
The daffodils were beside a lake.
Number of daffodils
Number of daffodils
The poet saw approximately ten thousand daffodils.
Waves & daffodils
Waves & daffodils
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Poet's mood
Poet's mood
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Study Notes
The Poet's Comparison of Daffodils
- The poet compared the daffodils to a crowd of people in the second stanza.
The Poet's Encounter with Daffodils
- The poet saw the daffodils beside the lake, under the trees.
The Poet's Perception of Daffodils
- The poet thought he saw a multitude of daffodils at a glance, likening them to the stars in the sky.
The Scene Beside the Lake
- The waves danced beside the daffodils.
The Poet's Emotional Response
- The poet felt happy and uplifted in the company of the daffodils.
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