Fire and Ice

In the poem Fire and Ice, what is "fire" compared with?

• Desire

• Hatred

• Distance

• Togetherness

In Robert Frost's poem, ''Fire and Ice,'' what do 'fire' and 'ice' together represent?

• Vices

• Destruction

• Salvation

• War

Choose the CORRECT statement about the poem

• Fire and ice are images—they help the readers visualise the power of nature over man.

• Fire and ice are symbols—not of natural disasters, but of humanity‘s ability to create disasters of its own.

• Fire and ice are elements—not of Nature but man-made and possess the ability to create havoc for mankind

• Fire and ice are agents—they change the thinking of mankind from negative to positive and bring harmony

Which of the following statements will the poet agree with the MOST?

• Greed can destroy one’s world

• Both desire and hate can create self-doubt.

• Hatred destroys what desire cannot.

• Desire overpowers hatred to control humans.

• Ambition is more powerful than envy.

Why does the poet initially favor fire over ice?

• Because ice is too cold and harsh

• Because fire represents desire and passion

• Because fire is warm and comforting

• Because ice is more destructive than fire

What does the poet compare fire and ice to in the poem?

• Human relationships

• Historical events

• Natural disasters

• Self-destructive emotions of human beings

What does the poet suggest about the future of the world in the poem?

• It will last forever without any change

• It will end in fire or ice

• It will end in a natural disaster

• It will be filled with love and happiness

What is the poem 'Fire and Ice' by Robert Frost about?

• Historical events

• Nature and beauty

• The end of the world

• Love and romance

According to the poem, what does fire represent?

• Happiness and joy

• Fear and sadness

• Desire and greed

• Peace and tranquility

What emotion does ice symbolize in the poem?

• Compassion and empathy

• Hope and optimism

• Roughness and hate

• Excitement and enthusiasm