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How does the speaker describe his younger self in comparison to now?

AAs a wise philosopher

BAs a fearful and hesitant child

CAs an energetic and passionate person who lacked deep understanding

DAs someone who never truly appreciated nature

Answer:

C. As an energetic and passionate person who lacked deep understanding

Read Explanation:

In Tintern Abbey, Wordsworth contrasts his younger self with his present self. He recalls how, in his youth, he experienced nature with intense passion and excitement but without deep reflection. Now, as an adult, he appreciates nature on a more profound, spiritual, and philosophical level. His connection has evolved from mere physical enjoyment to a deeper, more meditative understanding of nature’s influence on the human soul.


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