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In Ode on a Grecian Urn, what theme is reinforced by the repetition of the word “happy”?

AThe fleeting nature of earthly happiness

BThe permanence of beauty and idealized joy in art

CThe contrast between joy and sorrow

DThe speaker's personal feelings of happiness

Answer:

B. The permanence of beauty and idealized joy in art

Read Explanation:

  • In Ode on a Grecian Urn by John Keats, the speaker repeats the word “happy” several times while describing the figures on the urn—such as the piper, the lovers, and the boughs of trees.

  • This repetition emphasizes the eternal joy, beauty, and perfection captured in the art.


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