Who said 'Keats was a Greek' ?
Correct answer: D. Shelley
- A. Wordsworth
- B. Coleridge
- C. Lamb
- D. Shelley
Explanation
Shelley admired Keats’s Hellenic spirit and is credited with describing him as Greek. The remark is therefore associated with Shelley rather than Wordsworth, Coleridge, or Lamb.
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