GCELiterature in EnglishNon-African Poetry2023

In William Wordsworth's 'Daffodils', the speaker compares the flowers to the stars because both

Ashine brightly in the dark night sky
Bstretch in a continuous and endless lineCORRECT
Cbring comfort to the lonely traveller
Dbloom only in the spring season
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Why the answer is B, and why the others tempt you.
Wordsworth writes 'Continuous as the stars that shine / And twinkle on the milky way, / They stretched in never-ending line.' The comparison is based on the continuous, seemingly endless line formed by both the daffodils and the stars. This simile emphasizes the vast number and spread of the flowers.
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