Wind

"He won't do what you tell him"Who is he in this line?

• God

• Wind God

• wind

• all

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Wind is a symbol of __________.

• adversities in life

• strong fire

• weak fire

• an enemy

"He won't do what you tell him"Who is he in this line?

• God

• Wind God

• wind

• people

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We can make friends with the wind god if we are—

• true.

• honest

• strong

• respectful

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Select the name of the poet of the poem ‘Wind’.

• (a) Robert Frost

• (b) Subrarnania Bharati

• (c) Coates Kinney

• (d) William Wordsworth

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Who does the wind make fun of?

• (a) the rich

• (b) the strong

• (c) the weak

• (d) none of these

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He won’t do what you tell him”Who is he in this line?

• (a) God

• (b) Wind God

• (c) wind

• (d) all

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What is the primary theme of the poem 'Wind'?

• Adversity and resilience

• Love and friendship

• Nature and beauty

• War and peace

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In the context of the poem 'Wind', what does the wind symbolize?

• Strength and power

• Weakness and fear

• Calmness and peace

• Joy and happiness

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Which literary device is predominantly used in the poem 'Wind' to convey its message?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Personification

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