In Poem Daffodils 'Sprightly Dance' means________________?

Correct answer: C. lively dance

  • A. ugly dance
  • B. nonsense dance
  • C. lively dance
  • D. nice dance

Explanation

In Wordsworth’s “Daffodils,” “sprightly dance” means a lively, energetic movement, describing the daffodils appearing to dance in the breeze. “Sprightly” means animated or full of life, not merely nice or pleasant.

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