DAILY QUIZ Day 4

What does the poem suggest about the nature of beauty and change?

• The poem suggests that beauty is eternal and unchanging.

• The poem suggests that beauty is fleeting and subject to change.

• The poem suggests that beauty is irrelevant to change.

• The poem suggests that beauty and change are unrelated concepts.

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According to the poem, what happens to 'Nature's first green'?

• It turns to gold

• It remains green

• It fades away

• It becomes brighter

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In the poem 'Nothing Gold Can Stay', what does the line 'So Eden sank to grief' refer to?

• The loss of innocence and paradise

• The beauty of nature

• The inevitability of change

• The passage of time

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Who is the poet referring to when he says, "Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf’s a flower"

• Johnny's mum
• Mother Nature
• Ponyboy's mum
• Eden

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Hue means...

• shape
• size
• color
• time

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"But only so an hour" means
(think about what it means non-literally)

• leaves only live for an hour
• some change happens quickly
• flowers only live for an hour
• it is only spring for an hour

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Analyze how Robert Frost uses the natural world in his poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay" to explore the theme of impermanence. How does the final line, "Nothing gold can stay," serve as a concise and powerful statement of the poem's central theme?

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