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Which poet wrote the words of 'Auld Lang Syne', sung in many countries at New Year?
- aWilliam Wordsworth
- bDylan Thomas
- cWilfred Owen
- dRobert BurnsCorrect answer
Why?
Robert Burns (1759–96) was a Scottish poet who wrote many poems in the Scots language. Scots remember him every year on Burns Night, 25 January.
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The poet William Wordsworth was inspired by the landscape of which area, now England's largest national park?Correct answer:The Lake District
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True or false: Dylan Thomas, who wrote Under Milk Wood, was a Scottish poet.Correct answer:False
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