Question: an ordinary yet beloved natural object

Answer: In the first stanza, the speaker views the daisy as…..

Question: rural tranquil

Answer: In the first two stanza, the speaker implies that the poem’s setting is

Question: a source of his own inventiveness

Answer: In the second stanza, the speaker presents the daisy as

Question: diversity

Answer: collectively the images in the third stanza are distinguished by their

Question: Five verses thee

Answer: in the third stanza the first three lines contain how many stressed syllables compared to the fourth

Question: mercurial nature of his imagination

Answer: In line 27-29 (-and instantly….vanish-) the speaker depicts

Question: How does image of the daisy in the fifth stanza (line 33-40) differ from the previous images?

Answer: It is loftier

Question: anyone who criticizes the daisy no peace

Answer: In lines 39-40, the speaker ask that

Question: the speaker return to reality of the moment

Answer: which best characterized the shift that occurs in lines 41-43

Question: firmly

Answer: In line 43 “fast” is best described as