What are Heavy?

1. Which lines in the poem relate to the concept of time?

• What are frail? Spring blossoms and youth

• What are deep? The ocean and truth

• What are brief? Today and tomorrow

• What are heavy? Sea-sand and sorrow

1. Sorrow is considered 'heavy' because it is ___________?

• light

• causes emotional burden

• physically heavy

• insignificant

1. In what way is 'youth' considered weak in the poem?

• It is eternal

• It is temporary and delicate

• It is physically strong

• It is unchangeable

1. Which of the following is a physical thing mentioned in the poem?

• Sorrow

• Truth

• Sea-sand

• Youth

1. How can sorrow be measured according to the poem?

• By its emotional impact

• By its weight

• By its speed

• By its color

1. Which of the following is an abstract thing mentioned in the poem?

• Spring blossoms

• The ocean

• Sea-sand

• Sorrow

11. What do flowers and youth have in common according to the poem?

• They are both strong

• They are both eternal

• They are both beautiful and short-lived

• They are both insignificant

1. What is the tone of the line "What are brief? Today and tomorrow;"?

• Hopeful

• Reflective

• Joyful

• Sad

12. How does the repetition of the question "What are..." contribute to the poem?

• It creates confusion

• It emphasizes the reflective nature of the poem

• It distracts the reader

• It makes the poem longer

13. What is the main theme of the poem?

• The physical characteristics of objects

• The duality and complexity of life

• The importance of materialistic things

• The simplicity of life