Good Hours 1-10 by Robert Frost

From whose point of view is this poem written?

• A social teenager

• a friendly neighbor

• A curious jogger

• A solitary walker

How does the speaker most likely feel in the first two lines of the poem?

• regretting the long walk

• determined to brave the cold

• desiring of company

• eager to be alone

the "shining eyes" in line 4 belong to the

• snow

• folk within

• cottages

• youthful faces

what causes the speaker to begin the journey home?

• the falling snow

• the lack of energy

• the lack of cottages

• the darkening night

what is the setting of this poem

• a busy city at night

• a country road during the winter

• a lively village square

• a quiet village on a winter night

which word best describes the speaker's first response to the cottages?

• charmed

• amused

• envious

• annoyed

in lines 13 through 16, how does the speaker most likely feel?

• friendly

• joyful

• indifferent

• self-conscious

what is most likely the cause of the speaker's creaking feet?

• wooden sidewalks

• snow

• stumbling in the darkness

• boots that are too large

which word best describes the speaker in the poem?

• atheltic

• observent

• secretive

• lonely

in lines 9 through 12, what does the word "black" describe?

• the village street

• the windows of a home

• the night

• all the windows