The Fog Poem

.The fog becomes so thick that the author cannot see.

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How did the appearance of the world change due to fog?

• Under the effect of thick fog, the poet saw everything smaller than they used to be

• Under the effect of thick fog, the poet saw everything bigger than they used to be.

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Explain, “nothing was in my head

• Caught in a heavily laden fog, the poet felt his head empty.

• The poet felt happy

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The poet was able to find his way, directions and distance to his home

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The fog made the speaker uncomfortable

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What clutched the poet’s throat?

• the fog

• the dust

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What does the poet mean by ‘judgement’ in the poem

• The poet means that one’s ability to speak.

• The poet means that one’s ability to judge or decide one’s own surroundings.

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The last stanza of the poem tells us that

• The poet trusted the blind man.

• The poet did not trusted the blind man.

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the stones in front' in the last stanza refers to -----------

• the stones that were lying by the side of the road

• the stones the blind man carried in a pouch in front of him

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Who is the poet of the poem ‘The Fog?’

• William Henry Davies

• William Wordsworth

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