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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Coleridge says that Wordsworth experimented with his poems by using what kind of language?
(a) Dull language.
(b) Casual language.
(c) Fantastic language.
(d) Lower language.

2. What does Coleridge describe as the result of both the conscious and unconscious?
(a) Negative knowledge.
(b) Negative imagination.
(c) Positive imagination.
(d) Positive knowledge.

3. According to Coleridge, what is man, both to himself and others?
(a) Conditional.
(b) Sinful.
(c) Incomprehensible.
(d) Angry.

4. Who does Coleridge state is so unique that he cannot be imitated?
(a) Wordsworth.
(b) Bowles.
(c) Shakespeare.
(d) Southey.

5. What kind of poet does Coleridge say conveys trivial thoughts?
(a) Good poets.
(b) Sanctimonious poets.
(c) Modern poets.
(d) Old poets.

Short Answer Questions

1. Coleridge says that if poetry is from the poet's sensation, what does the work become?

2. Coleridge does not think that poetry lends itself to use in which scenario specifically?

3. Who did Coleridge say he was ignorant of?

4. What religion does Coleridge say he observes?

5. Coleridge says that Wordsworth's descriptions come directly from which of the following?

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