According to the poet, who will be our friend if we are strong?

• A) Wind

• B) Snow

• C) Fire

• D) None of these

Name the things the wind had done.

• A) Brought rain

• B) Torn the pages

• C) Broke the shutters of the windows

• D) All of these

Who are negatively affected by the wind?

• Strong people

• weaklings

• both a and b

• None of them

Whom does wind God like?

• A) Weak people

• B) Those who talks to it

• C) Strong people

• D) None of these

Which word in the poem means ‘to prosper’?

• A) Steadfast

• B) Flourish

• C) Winnows

• D) Crumbling

The destructive power of the wind is a symbol of _______.

• A) Adversities

• B) Problems

• C) Challenges

• D) All of these

What is the message of this poem?

• A) Make strong windows

• Be firm and strong

• C) Stop the wind

• D) All of these

"He won't do what you tell him". Who is he in this line?

• A) The reader

• B) Wind

• C) Weak people

• D) All of these

Name the poet of this poem.

• (a) Robert Frost.

• (b) Subramania Bharati.

• (c) W.B. Yeats.

• (d) Phoebe Cary.

What does the wind poke fun at?

• (a) Weak houses and weak doors.

• (b) Weak rafters and weak wood.

• (c) Weak hearts and weak bodies.

• (d) Any living or non-living thing that is weak and crumbling.