The Way Through the Woods

What are the themes of the poem 'The Way Through the Woods'?

• Love and loss
• Nature and nostalgia

• War and peace
• Friendship and loyalty

Who can see the way through the woods?

• The keeper

• The speaker

What are the animals in the woods mentioned in the poem?

• Lion and Tiger
• Deer and Rabbit
• Bear and Fox
• Badger and Ring-Dove

For how many years was the road shut down?

• 20 years

• 50 years

• 70 years

• 90 years

How does the speaker end the poem?

• On a mystical/mysterious note

• On a cheerful/happy note

• On a miserable/depressing note

• On a emotionless note

If you enter the woods at dusk, what sound can you hear?

• The rustling of the leaves

• The footsteps of a horse

• The buzzing of city life
• The chatter of the people

"It is underneath the coppice and heath,

And the thin anemones."

What is underneath the coppice and heath and thin anemones?

• The forest floor

• The road

• The insects

• The leaves

"___ and ___ have undone it again,

And now you would never know,"

• Machines and Humans

• Woodcutters and Lumberjacks

• Hailstones and Sleet

• Weather and Rain

What figure of speech does the author use to describe how the otter was calling for his mate?

• by wagging his tail

• by talking in animal language

• by their antenna

• by whistling