From a railway carriage

According to the poet in "From a Railway Carriage' the bridges , houses, hedges and ditches are moving faster than ________

• the carriage

• fairies and witches

• wind

What seems to be charging along like troops in a battle.

• hedges and ditches

• horses and cattle

What is flying as thick as driving rain

• horses and cattle

• hill and plain

What passes by in the wink of an eye

• painted stations

• the hill and plain

Who clambers and scrambles in the poem?

• A tramp

• A child

What is the tramp doing?

• Standing and gazing at the train passing.

• walking in the green grass

What does he see in a green place ?

• some people stringing daisies

• cattle and horses

What is 'runaway' on the road?

• horse

• cart

Name the two things that the poet gets just a glimpse and then they are gone for ever.That is he cannot see them any more.

• hill and lake

• mill and river