Understanding the Poem

The transcript describes a serene winter scene in the woods, where the narrator stops to admire the snow-filled landscape. The horse accompanying the narrator finds the stop unusual, as there is no farmhouse nearby. The only sounds are the wind and snowflakes. Despite the beauty of the woods, the narrator reflects on promises to keep and the journey ahead, emphasizing the need to continue moving forward.

What does the narrator think about the owner of the woods?

• The owner is away on a trip.

• The owner is likely to see the narrator.

• The owner is a close friend of the narrator.

• The owner lives in the village and won't notice.

Why does the horse find the stop unusual?

• Because it is a busy area.

• Because there is no farmhouse nearby.

• Because it is too early in the day.

• Because it is a familiar place.

What are the only sounds the narrator hears?

• The chatter of birds.

• The sound of a river flowing.

• The rustling of leaves.

• The wind and falling snowflakes.

What does the narrator admire about the woods?

• Their lack of wildlife.

• Their proximity to the village.

• Their darkness and depth.

• Their brightness and warmth.

What does the narrator remember while admiring the woods?

• The upcoming holiday season.

• The promises and responsibilities awaiting.

• The need to return home quickly.

• The beauty of the morning sun.