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In Wordsworth's view, what is the 'sordid boon' referred to in the poem?

1

Nature's beauty

2

Material wealth

3

Cultural heritage

4

Religious beliefs

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Answer

B. Material wealth

Solution:

The correct answer is 'Material wealth', which Wordsworth considers a negative exchange where hearts are given away for worldly possessions. The other options do not fit this duality.

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