Which statement about Wordsworth's family context is included in the notes?

• A. He frequently visited his grandparents, who lived in an extremely rural location
• B. He lived in a city apartment with no family
• C. He never interacted with his grandparents
• D. He moved abroad during childhood

Answer: (A)

In the notes, Wordsworth’s family context is tied to regular visits to his grandparents who lived in a very rural location. Those early, frequent outings into the countryside helped shape his lifelong fascination with nature and the simple aspects of rural life, which later become central in his poetry. That connection to a rural world is the detail the notes emphasize, making the statement about his grandparents and their rural home the most accurate reflection of his background.

The other options don’t fit the notes because they contradict this depicted family setting: there’s no suggestion of him living in a city apartment with no family, no claim that he never interacted with his grandparents, and no mention of moving abroad during childhood.