Narrator's Reflections and Choices

The video explores various poems by Robert Frost, each reflecting on different aspects of life and nature. Themes include solitude, choices, nature, and human connections. The poems delve into the beauty of the natural world, the impact of decisions, and the introspective journey of the individual. Through vivid imagery and thoughtful reflection, Frost's work invites viewers to ponder their own experiences and perceptions.

What does the narrator stop to observe in the woods?

• A flowing river

• A snowy scene

• A group of deer

• A farmhouse

What does the narrator's horse find unusual?

• The brightness of the moon

• The sound of the wind

• The lack of a farmhouse nearby

• The presence of other animals

What promise does the narrator mention?

• To keep moving forward

• To visit a friend

• To return home

• To write a letter

What is the narrator acquainted with in the second section?

• The ocean waves

• The night

• The city lights

• The morning sun

What does the narrator avoid explaining to the watchman?

• Their destination

• Their thoughts

• Their actions

• Their identity

What does the luminary clock symbolize?

• The passage of time

• The end of the day

• The beginning of a journey

• The arrival of spring

What activity is the narrator reflecting on in the third section?

• Gardening

• Hiking

• Apple picking

• Fishing

What sensation does the narrator experience while apple picking?

• Exhaustion

• Fear

• Confusion

• Joy

What does the narrator struggle to remove from their sight?

• The image of the apples

• The strangeness of the scene

• The brightness of the sun

• The darkness of the night

What does the narrator's sorrow appreciate in the fourth section?

• The silence of winter

• The beauty of autumn rain

• The colors of spring

• The warmth of summer