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In 'Ode to Autumn', Keats personifies autumn as a ____________.
In 'Ode to Autumn', Keats personifies autumn as a ____________.
- sower, weeder, and waterer
- ploughman, tiller, and reaper
- gardener, planter, and cultivator
- reaper, harvester, and cider presser (correct)
What does Keats question in the third stanza of 'Ode to Autumn'?
What does Keats question in the third stanza of 'Ode to Autumn'?
- How does autumn affect the senses?
- Where are the songs of the spring? (correct)
- Who is the most important figure in autumn?
- Why does autumn bring so much fruit?
How does Keats describe the season of autumn?
How does Keats describe the season of autumn?
- Season of snow and silence
- Season of storms and destruction
- Season of heat and dryness
- Season of mist and mellow fruitfulness (correct)
What does Keats consider to be the main task of giving delight in 'Ode to Autumn'?
What does Keats consider to be the main task of giving delight in 'Ode to Autumn'?
What is the primary focus of 'Ode to Autumn' by John Keats?
What is the primary focus of 'Ode to Autumn' by John Keats?
In 'Ode to Autumn', how does Keats describe the season's impact on the senses?
In 'Ode to Autumn', how does Keats describe the season's impact on the senses?
What does Keats suggest about the relationship between autumn and the other seasons?
What does Keats suggest about the relationship between autumn and the other seasons?
How does Keats use sensuous appeal in 'Ode to Autumn'?
How does Keats use sensuous appeal in 'Ode to Autumn'?
Flashcards
Autumn's Personification
Autumn's Personification
Autumn is personified as a reaper, harvester, and cider presser.
Question in Third Stanza
Question in Third Stanza
Keats questions the whereabouts of spring's songs.
Description of Autumn
Description of Autumn
Autumn is described as a season of mist and mellow fruitfulness.
Main Task of Delight
Main Task of Delight
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Primary Focus of Ode
Primary Focus of Ode
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Autumn's Impact on Senses
Autumn's Impact on Senses
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Autumn & Other Seasons
Autumn & Other Seasons
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Use of Sensuous Appeal
Use of Sensuous Appeal
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Study Notes
Ode to Autumn by John Keats
- Personified autumn as a season, giving it human-like qualities
Key Questions and Answers
- In the third stanza of 'Ode to Autumn', Keats questions the fate of the season
- Keats describes autumn as a season of abundance, highlighting its rich and bountiful aspects
- According to Keats, the main task of giving delight is to "fill all fruit with ripeness to the core"
- The primary focus of 'Ode to Autumn' is the beauty and fleeting nature of the season
- Keats describes autumn's impact on the senses by emphasizing the sights, sounds, and smells of the season
- Keats suggests that autumn is a transitional season that connects the other three seasons, indicating a sense of continuity and harmony
- Keats uses sensuous appeal by vividly describing autumn's sensory experiences, engaging the reader's senses with sights, sounds, and smells
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