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poet refers to:

A Robert Frost B Thomas Moore C Robert Southey D William Wordsworth

Question 2

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', genre is:

A biographical essay B newspaper report C one-act play D lyric poem

Question 3

Choose the correct answer for setting.

A a royal courtroom B a summer riverbank C a snowy evening near woods D a crowded city market

Question 4

According to the poem, opening line idea means:

A the owner is standing nearby B the speaker thinks he knows who owns the woods C the speaker forgets where he is D the horse knows the owner well

Question 5

where the owner lives refers to:

A in the village B inside the woods C beside a frozen lake D in a city far away

Question 6

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', why the owner will not see the speaker is:

A he is riding with the speaker B he is sleeping beside the horse C he is standing on the bridge D he will not see him stopping there to watch the woods fill with snow

Question 7

Choose the correct answer for speaker's action.

A cutting trees B calling the owner loudly C stopping to watch the woods fill up with snow D running through the woods

Question 8

According to the poem, the horse finds it queer because means:

A the lake is crowded B there is no farmhouse nearby C the snow is melting D the owner is shouting

Question 9

the unusual stopping place refers to:

A between the woods and frozen lake B between two markets C between school and church D between palace and river

Question 10

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', time mentioned in the poem is:

A the brightest day of spring B a rainy summer noon C a windy autumn morning D the darkest evening of the year

Question 11

Choose the correct answer for what the horse does.

A lies down in the snow B starts singing C shakes his harness bells D runs into the woods

Question 12

According to the poem, purpose of the horse's bells means:

A to wake the village B to ask if there is some mistake C to scare away birds D to call the owner

Question 13

other sound in the poem refers to:

A the sweep of easy wind and downy flake B the thunder of storm C the noise of traffic D the cry of hunters

Question 14

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', 'downy flake' means is:

A hard stone B bright sunlight C frozen leaf D soft snowflake

Question 15

Choose the correct answer for the woods are described as.

A dry, empty and shallow B small, dusty and open C lovely, dark and deep D bright, noisy and hot

Question 16

According to the poem, speaker's feeling toward the woods means:

A desire to destroy them B attraction and quiet admiration C anger and fear only D complete boredom

Question 17

contrast in the poem refers to:

A beauty and rest versus duty and movement B war and peace in the city C summer and harvest D poverty and wealth

Question 18

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', 'promises to keep' suggests is:

A business contracts only B promises to the horse only C a wedding invitation D duties and responsibilities

Question 19

Choose the correct answer for 'miles to go before I sleep' suggests.

A the horse must sleep at once B the woods are only one mile long C a long journey and much work still left D the speaker is already home

Question 20

According to the poem, repetition at the end means:

A means the horse is repeating it B emphasises the weight of the speaker's obligations C shows the poet forgot the next line D means the poem has no ending

Question 21

mood of the poem refers to:

A quiet and meditative B comic and mocking C violent and angry D strictly argumentative

Question 22

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', main theme is:

A the pride of kings B the joy of harvest C the fear of wild animals D the tension between the lure of rest and the call of duty

Question 23

Choose the correct answer for natural image used strongly.

A a stormy sea B a crowded railway station C falling snow in the woods D a blazing desert

Question 24

According to the poem, the horse represents means:

A poetic imagination only B practical common sense C royal pride D greed for wealth

Question 25

the speaker's pause is refers to:

A brief but meaningful B careless and accidental only C forced by soldiers D caused by injury

Question 26

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', the poem values is:

A duty without any feeling B wealth without humanity C anger without thought D wonder without forgetting duty

Question 27

Choose the correct answer for season in the poem.

A spring B monsoon C winter D summer

Question 28

According to the poem, the line about the owner in the village highlights means:

A the owner's anger B the privacy and loneliness of the moment C the crowd in the woods D the danger of robbers

Question 29

the frozen lake adds refers to:

A stillness and coldness to the setting B heat and brightness C crowd and excitement D noise and danger

Question 30

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', the word 'queer' in context means is:

A happy B large C dangerous D strange

Question 31

Choose the correct answer for the poem's speaker is.

A a king hunting in the woods B a doctor visiting a hospital C a traveller pausing on a journey D a farmer harvesting grain

Question 32

According to the poem, the owner of the woods is means:

A calling the speaker from the lake B not physically present in the scene C standing beside the horse D walking through the snow

Question 33

the poem uses simple language to express refers to:

A deep reflection B only comic effect C technical explanation D political argument

Question 34

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', the bells interrupt is:

A a public speech B a village celebration C a legal discussion D the speaker's silent contemplation

Question 35

Choose the correct answer for the easiest interpretation of 'sleep' is.

A the frozen lake B the village owner's house C rest at the end of the journey D a market fair

Question 36

According to the poem, a deeper interpretation of 'sleep' may suggest means:

A the snowfall only B death or final rest C a school holiday D a horse race

Question 37

the poem's beauty comes from refers to:

A simple imagery and quiet rhythm B loud dramatic speeches C many characters D long historical explanation

Question 38

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', the rhyme scheme of each stanza is is:

A completely unrhymed B only alternate rhyme throughout without pattern C free verse without sound design D interlocked with aaaa/bbcb-like chain ending in dddd

Question 39

Choose the correct answer for the poem ends with.

A the horse speaking aloud B the owner arriving angrily C a return from dreamlike attraction to responsibility D the speaker settling in the woods forever

Question 40

According to the poem, most likely reason the woods attract the speaker means:

A the warmth of a farmhouse B their silence, beauty and mystery C their market value D the owner's invitation

Question 41

poet refers to:

A Robert Frost B Thomas Moore C Robert Southey D William Wordsworth

Question 42

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', genre is:

A biographical essay B newspaper report C one-act play D lyric poem

Question 43

Choose the correct answer for setting.

A a royal courtroom B a summer riverbank C a snowy evening near woods D a crowded city market

Question 44

According to the poem, opening line idea means:

A the owner is standing nearby B the speaker thinks he knows who owns the woods C the speaker forgets where he is D the horse knows the owner well

Question 45

where the owner lives refers to:

A in the village B inside the woods C beside a frozen lake D in a city far away

Question 46

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', why the owner will not see the speaker is:

A he is riding with the speaker B he is sleeping beside the horse C he is standing on the bridge D he will not see him stopping there to watch the woods fill with snow

Question 47

Choose the correct answer for speaker's action.

A cutting trees B calling the owner loudly C stopping to watch the woods fill up with snow D running through the woods

Question 48

According to the poem, the horse finds it queer because means:

A the lake is crowded B there is no farmhouse nearby C the snow is melting D the owner is shouting

Question 49

the unusual stopping place refers to:

A between the woods and frozen lake B between two markets C between school and church D between palace and river

Question 50

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', time mentioned in the poem is:

A the brightest day of spring B a rainy summer noon C a windy autumn morning D the darkest evening of the year

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poet refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', genre is:

Choose the correct answer for setting.

According to the poem, opening line idea means:

where the owner lives refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', why the owner will not see the speaker is:

Choose the correct answer for speaker's action.

According to the poem, the horse finds it queer because means:

the unusual stopping place refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', time mentioned in the poem is:

Choose the correct answer for what the horse does.

According to the poem, purpose of the horse's bells means:

other sound in the poem refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', 'downy flake' means is:

Choose the correct answer for the woods are described as.

According to the poem, speaker's feeling toward the woods means:

contrast in the poem refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', 'promises to keep' suggests is:

Choose the correct answer for 'miles to go before I sleep' suggests.

According to the poem, repetition at the end means:

mood of the poem refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', main theme is:

Choose the correct answer for natural image used strongly.

According to the poem, the horse represents means:

the speaker's pause is refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', the poem values is:

Choose the correct answer for season in the poem.

According to the poem, the line about the owner in the village highlights means:

the frozen lake adds refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', the word 'queer' in context means is:

Choose the correct answer for the poem's speaker is.

According to the poem, the owner of the woods is means:

the poem uses simple language to express refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', the bells interrupt is:

Choose the correct answer for the easiest interpretation of 'sleep' is.

According to the poem, a deeper interpretation of 'sleep' may suggest means:

the poem's beauty comes from refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', the rhyme scheme of each stanza is is:

Choose the correct answer for the poem ends with.

According to the poem, most likely reason the woods attract the speaker means:

poet refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', genre is:

Choose the correct answer for setting.

According to the poem, opening line idea means:

where the owner lives refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', why the owner will not see the speaker is:

Choose the correct answer for speaker's action.

According to the poem, the horse finds it queer because means:

the unusual stopping place refers to:

In 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening', time mentioned in the poem is: