From A Railway Carriage

who is the author of the poem From A Railway Carriage

• Robert Pattinson

• William Wordsworth

• Samuel Taylor Coleridge

• Robert Louis Stevenson

what is the child doing?

• gazing at the train

• gathering brambles

• stringing the daisies

• riding the cart

who is gazing towards the train?

• Child

• Tramp

• Cattle

• Man riding the cart

which among the following is/are example for Similie

• Faster than fairies,faster than witches

• And ever again in the wink of an eye

• And charging along like troops in a battle

• Fly as thick as driving rain

which among the following is/are examples of Alliteration

• Each a glimpse and gone forever

• Fly as thick as driving rain

• Painted stations whistle by

• Faster than fairies, faster than witches

which among the following is an example for assonance?

• Here is a child who clambers and scrambles

• And charging like a troops in a battle

• Here is a tramp who stands and gazes

• Fly as thick as driving rain.

Why is the cart lumping?

• Because the road was not good

• The man was too old

• Because of the heavy load

• Becuse of some mechanical problems

what do you meant by stringing the daisies?

• Making a chain out of daisies flower

• Watching daisie flower

• collecting the daise flower

why do stations apperas like plainted pictures

• Because they are painted recently

• Because the train is moving fast

• Because the train is moving too slow

'Fly as thick as driving rain,'.What is referred to here

• Tramp

• Child

• Hill

• Plain