The natural ecosystems mentioned in the above stanza are:

 

• the clear small streams

   

• the green world (forests)

   

• Both (a) and (b)

   

• mountains and valleys

According to John Keats, ‘a thing of beauty’ is:

The main peculiarity of a beautiful things is:

The charms of a thing of beauty are:

A thing of beauty remains a joy forever because:

(i) What are the flowery bands bind us to the earth?

(ii) What message do the above lines convey?

This stanza has been taken from the poem:

The stanza has been written by:

Wreathing of flowery bands _______.

(i) Explain ‘in spite of all’.

(ii) What removes away the pall from our evil spirits?

(iii) Who do germinate a shady boon and for whom?

(iv) What is the common thing that the poet points out?

The pall from our dark spirits is moved away: