Question

1. Which of the following would Hopkins say is NOT true of the things mentioned in "Pied Beauty"?

a. some are spotted or speckled
b. all are worthy of praise
c. some are sorrowful
d. all are glorious.

2. Both "Pied Beauty" and "Spring and Fall: to a Young Child" suggest a sense of ________.
a. disappointment
b. nature's beauty
c. frustration
d. joyfulness

Answer 1

1. Which of the following would Hopkins say is NOT true of the things mentioned in "Pied Beauty"?
Answer: C) Some are sorrowful.

2. Both "Pied Beauty" and "Spring and Fall: to a Young Child" suggest a sense of ________.
Answer: B) nature's beauty

Answer 2

1. Option C , some are sorrowful

2. Option B, nature's beauty

Step-by-step explanation:

1. In Pied beauty, the poet has emphasized that all that exists is beautiful , admirable in some or the other form. All the objects extracts their beauty from only one source and that source is divine God.

Everything in this world has some kind of oddness, fickleness and unevenness but instead of all odd , they all are worthy of praise.

Thus, option C is correct

2. The poet says that the spectrum of nature is designed by one force who is worthy of praise as all its creation pertains natures's beauty.

Hence, option B is correct