Wordsworth calls himself 'a Worshipper of Nature' in his poem___________________?
Correct answer: B. Tintern Abbey
- A. Immortality Ode
- B. Tintern Abbey
- C. The Prelude
- D. The Solitary Reaper
Explanation
In Tintern Abbey, Wordsworth presents himself as deeply devoted to nature and describes its spiritual influence on his mind and moral life. The Immortality Ode concerns childhood, memory, and the loss of visionary perception rather than this exact self-description.
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