Question

5. Who is "whooping-anon-anon"?​

Answer 1

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In the poem, the ploughboy constantly utters anon.

This is the sign of his happiness which he expresses through the word with anonymous meaning. The boy is whooping in joy that the green fields look shiny and now the harvesting season has arrived. This is beautifully explained in Wordsworth's poem.