A Roadside Stand

Q1- Who is the poet of A Roadside Stand?

• A) Samuel Taylor Coleridge

• B) Robert Frost

• C) Lord Byron

• D) Percy Shelley

What does Frost's poem deal with?

• A) human tragedies , fears and their solutions

• B) humans

• C) nature

• D) buildings

Q- What does Frost present in the poem A Roadside Stand?

• A) the lives of poor people in a sympathetic way

• A) the lives of deprived people with understanding

• A) the lives of poor deprived people in a sympathetic way

• None of the above

What does Frost describe in the poem?

• A) the feelings of a roadside shed

• B) the feelings of rich towards poor

• C) the plight of poor farmer

• D) Both b & c

Why was roadside stand built?

• A) so that people could rest there

• B) to sale luxury goods

• C) to earn money from rich passers-by

• D): None

What do the flowers of cities in a roadside stand refer to?

• A) city people

• B) city life

• C) urban crowd

• D) pleasures of cities

What is the childish longing that the poet refers to?

• A) hope of getting alms from city people

• B) hope to visit theaters and stores

• C) to interact with city people

• D) hope to earn something by selling their wares

Why was the childish longing in vain ?

• A) because the wait of city people

• B) because of attracting city people by wild berries

• C) because the wish of earning from city folk couldn't be fulfilled

• D) none

Which words in the poem show that the poet was feeling hurt over the poor plight of rural folk?

• A) sometimes I feel I can hardly bear

• B) The thought of so much childish longing in vain

• C) I can't help owning the great relief it would be To put these people at one stroke out of their pain

• D) All these

Who are the greedy doers?

• A) the government

• B) old people

• C) The Rural people

• D) The polished city folk