Fog

What is the name of the poet?

• (a) Sylvia Plath

• (b) Carl Sandburg

• (c) Robert Frost

• (d) Robert Burns

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What does the fog look over?

• (a) Over houses

• (b) Over the harbour and the city

• (c) Over offices

• (d) None of the Above

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How does the fog come?

• (a) Slowly and silently

• (b) Faster and silently

• (c) Faster and making noise

• (d) None of the Above

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What is the rhyme scheme of the poem ‘Fog’?

• (a) aabbccdd

• (b) abcd

• (c) aabc aabc

• (d) no rhyme scheme

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What does the fog do while it looks over the city and the harbour?

• (a) sits

• (b) moves

• (c) stands

• (d) dances

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What has been personified in the poem?

• (a) fog

• (b) city

• (c) cat

• (d) harbour

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How does the fog arrive and depart?

• (a) by announcing its arrival

• (b) silently

• (c) loudly

• (d) both1 and 3

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What has the poet compared the fog with?

• (a) dog

• (b) cat

• (c) woman

• (d) none of the above

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After sitting, the fog ___

• (a) Disappears

• (b) sits there only

• (c) moves on

• (d) gets dense

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TEKS.ELA.2.8B

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The feet of the fog are like __ feet.

• (a) cat

• (b) lion

• (c) tiger

• (d) dog