Tay Zonday reads “Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening”

The video features a reading of 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening' by Robert Frost. It begins with an introduction to the poem, followed by a reading of its lines that describe a tranquil snowy scene. The poem reflects on themes of nature, solitude, and the obligations of life, culminating in a repeated line emphasizing the journey ahead.

What is the main activity of the narrator in the beginning of the poem?

• Riding a bicycle

• Walking through the village

• Building a snowman

• Stopping by the woods

Why does the horse find the stop unusual?

• Because it is too cold

• Because there is no farmhouse nearby

• Because it is daytime

• Because the narrator is singing

What sound breaks the silence of the woods?

• The sound of a car

• The sound of harness bells

• The sound of a bird

• The sound of a river

What does the narrator find lovely about the woods?

• Their warmth

• Their noise

• Their darkness and depth

• Their brightness

What does the narrator remind himself of at the end of the poem?

• The warmth of the fire

• The need to return home

• The promises he has to keep

• The beauty of the snow