The trees

What rushes out to meet the trees?

• (a) Wind

• (b) Man

• (c) Water

• (d) Fire

What does the poetess compare the tree branches to?

• (a) An old patient

• (b) A newly discharged patient

• (c) A Doctor

• (d) None of the above

Where are the decorative plants kept?

• (a) in open areas

• (b) in play areas

• (c) in houses

• (d) none of the above

What type of trees are described in the poem ‘The ‘Frees’?

• (a) Tall Trees

• (b) Short Plants

• (c) Decorative trees

• (d) All of the above

By morning, the forest will be full of _____

• (a) insects

• (b) Sun

• (c) trees

• (d) birds

What is the poetess doing?

• (a) writing long letters

• (b) reading

• (c) sleeping

• (d) watching television

The pieces of the moon can be seen in the crown of which tree?

• (a) Apple tree

• (b) Hemlock tree

• (c) oak tree

• (d) walnut tree

What reaches like a voice into the rooms?

• (a) Noise of the roots

• (b) shuffling of the branches

• (c) smell of leaves and lichens

• (d) light of the moon

Who has been personified in the line “no sun bury its feet in shadow”

• (a) sun

• (b) feet

• (c) shadow

• (d) none of the above

Name the literary device used in “The moon is broken like a mirror,”

• (a) metaphor

• (b) simile

• (c) alliteration

• (d) imagery