Little White Lily Poem Analysis

The video tutorial introduces the poem 'Little White Lily' by George McDonald, focusing on its depiction of nature. The poem is recited, highlighting the lily's experiences with sunshine and rain. The analysis explores how the lily grows and responds to these elements, symbolizing strength and resilience. The tutorial concludes with a reflection on the poem's themes.

Who is the author of the poem 'Little White Lily'?

• Robert Frost

• George McDonald

• Emily Dickinson

• William Wordsworth

What is the main theme of the poem 'Little White Lily'?

• Historical events

• Technological advancement

• Nature's beauty

• Urban life

Where does Little White Lily sit at the beginning of the poem?

• Under a tree

• In a garden

• By a stone

• On a hill

What does Little White Lily do when the sunshine fades?

• Grows taller

• Falls asleep

• Lifts her head

• Starts to wilt

What does Little White Lily wait for after receiving sunshine?

• More sunshine

• Rain

• Wind

• Snow

How does Little White Lily collect rainwater?

• In a jar

• In a pond

• In her cup

• In a bucket

What is Little White Lily's reaction to the rain?

• She hides

• She is happy

• She complains

• She is indifferent

What does Little White Lily say about the rain when she is thirsty?

• She ignores it

• She fears it

• She will want it again

• She dislikes it

How does Little White Lily feel after the rain?

• Weak and tired

• Strong and cool

• Sad and lonely

• Angry and hot

What protects Little White Lily from the sun after the rain?

• Her roots

• Her petals

• Her full veins

• Her leaves