13. The description in lines 33 through 35 asks people to take the time to

(2) recognize the beauty around them

11. In the first stanza, the stranger is vividly reminded of the

4. sensations he experienced during snowfall as a child

14. Lines 15 through 21 signal the stranger’s

(1) changing attitude towards the storm

11. Lines 11 and 12 emphasize the

(4) labor expended by builders of the farm

12. Lines 17 through 19 imply that people who view a painting can

(3) imagine themselves as part of the artwork

12. In the context of the poem, the personification in lines 13 and 14 serves to

1. establish the stranger’s connection with the house

10. The “intention” stated in line 6 most likely refers to Weir Farm serving to

(1) inspire an appreciation of art

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13. The description in lines 33 through 35 asks people to take the time to
(4) appreciate their ancestral homes
(1) support the creativity of others
(2) recognize the beauty around them
(3) evaluate their personal relationships
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11. In the first stanza, the stranger is vividly reminded of the
3. relief he found in the winter snow in Connecticut
2. enjoyment he found playing in fresh snow as a child
1. power he felt during snowstorms in Connecticut
4. sensations he experienced during snowfall as a child
3
14. Lines 15 through 21 signal the stranger’s
(4) growing disinterest in continuing his journey
(1) changing attitude towards the storm
(2) increasing confidence about finding his way
(3) developing sense of control over the storm
4
11. Lines 11 and 12 emphasize the
(1) practical design of the farm
(2) elegant buildings on the farm
(4) labor expended by builders of the farm
(3) enjoyment felt by visitors to the farm
5
14. The poem is primarily developed through the use of
(3) imagery
(2) personification
(1) simile
(4) hyperbole
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12. Lines 17 through 19 imply that people who view a painting can
(1) criticize the artists’ techniques
(2) question the artists’ intentions
(4) imagine themselves as creators of the artwork
(3) imagine themselves as part of the artwork
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12. In the context of the poem, the personification in lines 13 and 14 serves to
3. illustrate the stranger’s dim memory of the house
1. establish the stranger’s connection with the house
4. reveal the stranger’s obscured view of the house
2. transform the stranger’s feelings about the house
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13. The references to “the sphere of the storm” (17) and “the glass sphere” (26) create a link between the stranger’s
(2) acceptance and rejection
(4) insight and confusion
(3) present and past
(1) health and illness
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10. The “intention” stated in line 6 most likely refers to Weir Farm serving to
(2) commemorate an historical event
(1) inspire an appreciation of art
(3) preserve traditional farm life
(4) honor famous artists

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