The dust of snow

What is the name of the poet?

• (a) Sylvia Plath

• (b) W.B Yeats

• (c) Robert Frost

• (d) Robert Burns

How did the dust of snow affect the poet?

• (a) It made him energetic

• (b) It changed his mood

• (c) It made him superior

• (d) None of the Above

What was the mood of the poet in the beginning of the poem?

• (a) Sad mood

• (b) Happy mood

• (c) Confuse mood

• (d) None of the Above

What did crow shake on the poet?

• (a) dust of tree

• (b) dust of garden

• (c) dust of snow

• (d) dust of land

The crow and Hemlock tree symbolize ____

• (a) sorrow

• (b) happiness

• (c) celebration

• (d) death

What does “Dust of Snow” represent?

• (a) healing power of nature

• (b) particles of snow

• (c) cool weather

• (d) none of the above

Name the poetic device used in the line “Has given my heart”

• (a) alliteration

• (b) metaphor

• (c) oxymoron

• (d) similie

What uplifted his mood?

• (a) falling of snow on his shoulder

• (b) the crow

• (c) hemlock tree

• (d) all of the above

Why does the poet call it “dust of snow”?

• (a) snow particles were too tiny

• (b) they came over him like dust

• (c) they felt like dust

• (d) they looked like dust

What are the two negative creatures that Frost used as carriers of positivity?

• (a) snow, dust

• (b) hemlock tree, snow

• (c) snow, crow

• (d) hemlock tree, crow