Answer:
<h3>to bring out the liveliness and the poet's longing to see the scenic beauty of the daffodils again.</h3>
Explanation:
In the poem "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud", Wordsworth uses the word "dance" in the first and fourth stanzas <u>to bring out the liveliness and the poet's longing to see the scenic beauty of the daffodils again.</u>
In the first stanza, the daffodils are dancing whereas in the fourth stanza, the poet is dancing
By "dance" in the first stanza, the poet means <u>the daffodils were so lively that they seemed like they were dancing</u>. The poet thinks that nature is simply the most beautiful sight.
In the fourth stanza, the poet uses the word "dance" to mean that <u>whenever he is feeling down and lonely, he thinks about the daffodils and dance along with them in his imagination</u>. Wordsworth view nature as a place refuge and comfort.