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Why does the poet call it dust of snow?
A
snow particles were too tiny
B
they came over him like dust
C
they felt like dust
D
they looked like dust
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Why does the poet call it dust of snow?
snow particles were too tiny
they came over him like dust
they felt like dust
they looked like dust
Who shook down the hemlock tree?
crow
cuckoo
mynah
parrot
Who is the poet of the poem Dust of Snow?
Leslie Norris
Robert Frost
Carolyn Wells
Robin Klein
Which tree did the crow shake?
mango
mapple
hemlock
oak
What was the effect of the fall of dust of snow on the poet?
changed his mood
changed his color
changed his job
changed his luck
What was saved for the poet?
crow
tree
some part of the day
snow
What uplifted his mood?
falling of snow on his shoulder
the crow
hemlock tree
all of the above
What is the rhyme scheme of the poem?
baba cdcd
abab cdcd
abab cddc
abba cdcd
what fell on the poet?
dust of snow
dust of crow
dust of rain
dust of tree
What does Dust of Snow represent?
healing power of nature
particles of snow
cool weather
none of the above
What does crow generally symbolise?
Happiness
Good fortune
Bad omen
Life
What are the two negative creatures that Frost used as carriers of positivity?
snow, dust
hemlock tree, snow
snow, crow
hemlock tree, crow
The poet says, Of a day I had rued. What is the meaning of rued?
ruined
held in regret
ruled
conquered
The crow and Hemlock tree symbolize
sorrow
happiness
celebration
death
Name the poetic device used in the line Has given my heart
alliteration
metaphor
oxymoron
similie
Name the poetic device used in the line And saved some part
alliteration
metaphor
oxymoron
similie
In what mood was the poet earlier?
happy
good
pleasant
sad