From a railway carriage By R.L Stevenson

The train moves through a

• village

• city

• meadows

The expression shown by the poet to show the speed of the train

• faster than fairies

• All through meadows and plain

Which word in the poem has the same meaning as 'gaze'.

• scream

• ignore

• look

What are the last two things seen from the train?

• A man and a cart

• A mill and a river

The poet saw a child

• climbing a tree

• gazing at the train

• collecting brambles

A homeless person is called a

• Miser

• tramp

• Person travelling all the time

'In the wink of an eye' means

• passes by quickly

• appears and disappears as if by magic

Who tries to climb with difficulty in the poem

• child

• man with the load

And charging along like troops in a battle'. The poetic devic used here is

• Simile

• metaphor

• Alliteration

Thorny bushes on which berries grow is a

• Bramble

• Orchard