What are 'magic casements' referring to in the poem?

Windows of a castle

Imaginary realms

Natural beauty

Symbol of despair

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B. Imaginary realms

The correct answer is 'Imaginary realms'. 'Magic casements' refer to the imaginative places opened by the song of the nightingale.

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