Spot the Differences in Wordsworth's Lucy Poems

• The poem is excluded because it is not written in the traditional 18th century ballad form.
• The poem is excluded because it is not about a character named Lucy.
• The poem is excluded because it does not provide exact details about Lucy's age and relationship with the narrator.
• The poem is excluded because it is uncertain about the age of Lucy and her actual relationship with the narrator. (correct)

• She is a solitary child who lives on a wide moor. (correct)
• She is a fierce and independent young woman.
• She is a mischievous child who loves to play pranks.
• She is the most beautiful girl in the world

• He asks her to take the lantern and light the way for her mother. (correct)
• He asks her to go to the neighbor's house and ask for help.
• He asks her to go to the town and buy some supplies.
• He asks her to stay inside and keep warm.

<p>She gets lost and wanders up and down the hills. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>They find her footprints leading to a bridge, but no further. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers