My Grandmother’s House 2

What does the grandmother represent in the poem?

• A. Love

• C. Anger

• D. Happiness

• B. Sadness

What does the poet compare herself to in the poem?

• A. Brooding dog

• B. Flying bird

• C. Roaring lion

• D. Swimming fish

What does the image of snakes moving among the books symbolize?

• B. Fear

• D. Danger

• A. Wisdom

• C. Youth

What does the poet want to bring from the frozen air?

• B. Darkness

• A. Light

• C. Warmth

• D. Rain

What does the image of blind windows represent in the poem?

• B. Visionless eyes

• C. Bright future

• D. Hopelessness

• A. Closed doors

What is the condition of the house in the present according to the poem?

• D. Crowded

• A. Happy

• B. Sad

• C. Silent

What word is used to describe the relationship between people and the woman in the poem?

• C. Loving

• D. Friendly

• B. Unhealthy

• A. Healthy

What does the poet want to revisit but finds it difficult in the present?

• D. Library

• B. Park

• C. House

• A. School

What is the speaker's condition compared to in the poem?

• A. Beggar

• B. King

• D. Soldier

• C. Queen

What is the past condition of the house according to the poem?

• C. Happy

• D. Dark

• B. Silent

• A. Crowded