What is the main theme of the poem?

• Power of music

• Power of memory

• Family

• Masculinity

What does the word 'Vista' in the first stanza suggest about the memories?

• They are beautiful

• They are sad

• They are distant

• They are forgotten

Why does Lawrence refer to himself as a child in the third person?

• He feels different now as a grown man

• He wants to distance himself from the memory

• He wants to emphasize his vulnerability

• He wants to highlight his innocence

What effect does the use of onomatopoeia 'boom of tingling' have?

• It creates a soothing tone

• It highlights the power of memory

• It reflects the emotions of the memory

• It makes the memory more vivid

Why does Lawrence describe his mother in a positive way?

• To contrast with his negative emotions

• To show his love for her

• To emphasize her role in his childhood

• To create a peaceful atmosphere

What does the word 'insidious' suggest about the power of song?

• It is sneaky

• It is sinister

• It is overwhelming

• It is comforting

What does the phrase 'heart of me weeps' indicate?

• Great sadness

• Joyful memories

• Longing for the past

• Fear of the future

What does the contrast between 'winter outside' and 'cozy parlor' suggest?

• The family's religious beliefs

• The warmth and comfort of the family

• The harshness of the outside world

• The importance of music in their lives

What does the phrase 'flood of remembrance' symbolize?

• The overwhelming power of memory

• The passage of time

• The loss of childhood innocence

• The influence of music

Why does Lawrence use the simile 'weep like a child'?

• To emphasize his vulnerability

• To contrast with his adult self

• To challenge societal expectations of masculinity

• To show his deep emotional connection to the past