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Golightly's Copy of Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening

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Reading Comprehension multiple choice

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1
Why did the poet repeat the line "and miles to go before I sleep"?
to make the readers pay special attention to line meaning
to make the woods seem more attractive and lovely
to make the speaker seem like he or she is already asleep
to make the speaker seem forgetful/ not smart than earlier
2
Why does the speaker of the poem stop?
to watch the woods fill up with snow
to find food for his horse
to go skating on a frozen lake
to say hello to the owner of the woods
3
What might be the main theme of the poem?
the fear of staying to long on another person's land
the ability of nature to make a person feel tired and sleepy
the pull of being alone in nature vs responsibility
the pull of sleeping in nature vs at home
4
What is the setting of this poem?
in the woods on a bright snowy afternoon
near the woods on a dark snowy evening
by a frozen lake on a bright snowy afternoon
in a village on a dark snowy evening
5
What is one thing that pulls the speaker of the poem away from the woods?
the freezing harsh wind
promises the speaker needs to keep
the cold snowy weather
the darkness of the evening
6
What can you conclude based on the first stanza of the poem?
the owner of the woods is friends with the stranger
the speaker does not like the owner of the woods
the woods are near some houses
the woods are far away from the village
7
When the speaker says, "My little horse must think it queer to stop without a farmhouse near", what does "queer" mean?
exciting
boring
fun
strange