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Who composed the poem 'Upon Westminster bridge'?
Who composed the poem 'Upon Westminster bridge'?
- Percy Bysshe Shelley
- William Wordsworth (correct)
- John Keats
- Samuel Taylor Coleridge
What is the main subject of the poem 'Upon Westminster bridge'?
What is the main subject of the poem 'Upon Westminster bridge'?
- The beauty of London in the early morning (correct)
- The historical significance of Westminster bridge
- The poet's personal struggles
- The hustle and bustle of city life
What is the rhyme scheme of the poem 'Upon Westminster bridge'?
What is the rhyme scheme of the poem 'Upon Westminster bridge'?
- ABBAABBACDDCEE
- ABABCDCDEFEFGG (correct)
- ABBAABBACDCDCD
- ABABCDCDEFEFGG (correct)
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Poem Details
- The poem "Upon Westminster Bridge" was composed by William Wordsworth.
- The main subject of the poem is the beauty of London's Westminster Bridge at dawn.
- The rhyme scheme of the poem is ABBA ABBA CDCD CD.
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Test your knowledge of the famous poem "Upon Westminster Bridge" with this quiz. Discover who composed the poem, explore its main subject, and identify its rhyme scheme. Ideal for literature enthusiasts and poetry lovers.
