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Wordsworth argued that good poetry is rooted in:

ADramatic structure

BOrdinary experiences

CGrandiose settings

DPhilosophical debates

Answer:

B. Ordinary experiences

Read Explanation:

According to Wordsworth, poetry should be rooted in everyday life, nature, and the experiences of common people. In this essay, I will delve into Wordsworth's understanding of the subject matter of poetry, drawing references from the poems in "Lyrical Ballads."


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