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WorksheetsStopping By Woods On a Snowy Evening (Poem)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Who is the poet of Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening?
Robert Frost
R.L Stevenson
Ruskin Bond
Which animal did the poet had for company?
Horse
Sheep
Cow
Rabbit
Why the poet had to move on?
To eat
To fulfill his duties and responsibilities
None of these
What do learn about the poet from the poem?
He is a nature lover and adventurer.
He is lazy and likes to eat.
He doesn't wants to fulfill his duties and responsibilities towards others before embracing a long eternal sleep.
Where is the poet standing?
In a forest of Himalayan Oak
Between the snow filled woods and the frozen lake
In China
Does the poet know the owner of the woods?
No
Yes
What does the poet say about the owner of the woods?
The owner lives in the village.
The owner wouldn't see the poet stopping in the woods.
All of these
How does the poet describe the woods?
Lovely
Dark
Deep
All of these
None of these
When does the poet visit the woods?
On the hottest evening of the year
In the middle of July
On the darkest evening of the year
None of these
What does the horse do in order to ask a question?
Neigh
Run after the poet
Gives its harness bells a shake
What does the horse think that it is queer?
To stop between the snow filled woods and the frozen lake with no farmhouse nearby
To stay tied with harness ropes
To not being able to talk
What are the sounds heard in the woods?
The sound of the harness bells of the horse, the sweeping sound of the easy wind and the downy flake
Nothing
The poet's shout and of leaves falling off trees
Meaning of - QUEER
strange; odd
add
take away
Meaning of - HARNESS
a plan or suggestion
a set of straps and fittings by which a horse or other draught animal is fastened to a cart, plough, etc. and is controlled by its driver.
make full use of
Meaning of - DOWNY
make more beautiful or attractive.
develop or present
soft and fluffy
