Foreign Lands

How do the descriptive details of "the sky's blue looking-glass" contribute to the development of the poem's theme?

• They highlight the theme of adventure and exploration.

• They emphasize the theme of loneliness and isolation.

• They develop the theme of conflict and struggle.

• They illustrate the theme of time and change.

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In the poem, how does the description of "the road on either hand" contribute to the central idea of imagination?

• It shows the limitations of the speaker's imagination.

• It suggests the endless possibilities of imagination.

• It indicates the dangers of overactive imagination.

• It reveals the speaker's fear of the unknown.

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What impact does the figurative language "the grown-up river slips into the sea among the ships" have on the tone of the poem?

• It creates a tone of fear and anxiety.

• It establishes a tone of wonder and curiosity.

• It sets a tone of sadness and regret.

• It conveys a tone of anger and frustration.

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Which specific detail in the poem helps to develop the plot by showing the speaker's perspective?

• The speaker holding the trunk with both hands.

• The speaker seeing the next door garden.

• The speaker imagining the road leading to fairy land.

• The speaker observing the dimpling river.

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Which event in the poem helps to reveal the speaker's imaginative nature?

• The speaker holding the trunk with both hands.

• The speaker climbing up into the cherry tree.

• The speaker imagining the road leading to fairy land.

• The speaker observing the dimpling river.

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