Challenger App

No.1 PSC Learning App

1M+ Downloads
What theme is most prominent in "Tintern Abbey"?

AThe decay of civilization

BThe beauty and healing power of nature

CThe struggle of the working class

DThe supernatural forces of the forest

Answer:

B. The beauty and healing power of nature

Read Explanation:

In Tintern Abbey, Wordsworth emphasizes nature’s ability to inspire, heal, and provide deep spiritual fulfillment. He reflects on how his relationship with nature has evolved over time—from youthful excitement to a more profound, meditative appreciation. The poem highlights nature’s role in shaping human emotions, thoughts, and even moral values. Wordsworth also expresses his hope that his sister Dorothy will find the same peace and guidance in nature that he has.


Related Questions:

In “My Last Duchess,” what is the effect of Browning’s use of repetition, particularly of the phrase “as if she were alive”?
Which historical developments influenced Arnold’s writing of Dover Beach?
The poem "A prayer for my Daughter" by Yeats is addressed to ................, his daughter
In what way does Diop's poetry challenge the romanticized or idealized views of colonialism?
A.K. Ramanujan is best known for blending which literary traditions?