Autumn Time

What is the theme of "Autumntime"?

• If children are exposed to nature, they will feel a deep sense of wonder and delight.

• If we do not preserve nature everywhere, including in our cities, it will cease to exist anywhere.

• If nature is not valued and protected, nature that is present in the world today may no longer exist in the future.

• If the government is allowed to redevelop cities, they may destroy nature that is present in the world today.

Who wrote "Autumntime"?

• Anthony Lentini

• President Roosevelt

• James Baldwin

• Megan Thee Stallion

What is the purpose of both "Autumntime" and "Conservation as a National Duty"?

• To persuade their readers to join the cause of conservation.

• To argue that progress should be avoided due to their destruction of nature.

• To explain the majesty of nature in multiple locations across time and space.

• To raise awareness about the consequences of human development and progress on nature.

Which work does the statement "Man made versions of nature can never replace the beauty of real nature" belong to best?

• "Autumntime"

• "Conservation as a National Duty"

• Both

• Neither

What is the main setting of the story 'Autumntime'?

• A) A futuristic city

• B) A rural countryside

• C) A dense forest

• D) A suburban neighborhood

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Autumntime' to convey its message?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Irony

• D) Personification

What is the primary conflict in 'Autumntime'?

• A) Man vs. Nature

• B) Man vs. Society

• C) Man vs. Technology

• D) Man vs. Self

In 'Autumntime', what does the tree symbolize?

• A) Growth

• B) Freedom

• C) Nature's resilience

• D) Human progress

What is the tone of 'Autumntime'?

• A) Nostalgic

• B) Optimistic

• C) Melancholic

• D) Joyful

Which character in 'Autumntime' represents the voice of reason?

• A) The narrator

• B) The mother

• C) The father

• D) The child