Question

How does Wordsworth describe the effect of solitude in nature?

• A. It makes him feel lost and disconnected
• B. It enhances his ability to reflect deeply and find inner peace
• C. It reminds him of his youthful ignorance
• D. It isolates him from human society in a negative way

Answer 1

Answer:

B. It enhances his ability to reflect deeply and find inner peace

In "Tintern Abbey," Wordsworth describes how solitude in nature allows him to reflect deeply on his thoughts and find peace. He sees nature as a source of spiritual and emotional renewal, offering him a sense of tranquility and connection to something greater.