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What is the primary theme of William Wordsworth's poem "Daffodils"?

Death and suffering

Loss and despair

Happiness and tranquility

The primary theme of William Wordsworth's poem "Daffodils" is happiness and tranquility because the entire poem is centered around the speaker's joy and sense of peace that they experience while admiring a field of daffodils. Option A is incorrect because death and suffering are not present in the poem at all. Option B is also incorrect as the speaker is not experiencing loss or despair. Option D is incorrect as the poem does not contain any symbolism or irony, but rather is a straightforward description of the beauty of nature. Therefore, happiness and tranquility is the most fitting primary theme for this poem.

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