Wind Brainpop

According to the poet, who will be our friend if we are strong?

• Wind

• Snow

• Fire

• None of the above

Who breaks the shutters of the window?

• Children

• A boy

• A naughty boy

• Wind

Name the things the wind had done in the poem.

• Brought rain again

• Torn the pages

• Broke the shutters of the windows

• all of the above

In the line – “You tore the pages of the books”, who is ‘you’ referring to?

• The Poet

• The wind

• The books

• the pages of books

"He won't do what you tell him". Who is he in this line?

• The reader

• Wind God

• Weak people

• All of these

What is the main theme of the poem 'Wind' as discussed in Brainpop?

• The destructive power of nature

• The beauty of the wind

• The calmness of the sea

• The strength of friendship

In the poem 'Wind', what does the wind symbolize?

• Peace

• Strength

• Weakness

• Love

Which literary device is predominantly used in the poem 'Wind'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration

What lesson does the poet convey through the poem 'Wind'?

• To fear the wind

• To be strong and resilient

• To enjoy the breeze

• To avoid challenges

How does the poet describe the wind's actions in the poem?

• Gentle and soothing

• Harsh and destructive

• Calm and peaceful

• Warm and comforting