Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Class 8 MCQ

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Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Class 8 MCQ (Easy)

Here are 20 easy multiple-choice questions based on the poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" by Robert Frost for Class 8 students:

1. Who is the poet of "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"?

A) William Wordsworth

B) Robert Frost

C) John Keats

D) Emily Dickinson

Answer: B) Robert Frost

2. What is the setting of the poem?

A) Woods on a sunny day

B) Woods on a snowy evening

C) Village on a winter morning

D) Mountain on a cloudy night

Answer: B) Woods on a snowy evening

3. Why does the speaker stop his horse?

A) To rest

B) To admire the woods

C) To eat

D) To sleep

Answer: B) To admire the woods

4. What does the horse think about stopping in the woods?

A) It's a good idea

B) It's strange to stop without a farmhouse

C) It's cold outside

D) It's dark outside

Answer: B) It's strange to stop without a farmhouse

5. What promise does the speaker mention?

A) To visit his friend

B) To keep promises and travel before sleep

C) To go home early

D) To enjoy nature

Answer: B) To keep promises and travel before sleep

6. What is the speaker's decision in the end?

A) To stay in the woods

B) To continue his journey

C) To go back home

D) To find shelter

Answer: B) To continue his journey

7. What is the overall mood of the poem?

A) Happy

B) Sad

C) Peaceful

D) Angry

Answer: C) Peaceful

8. What does the woods represent in the poem?

A) Danger

B) Peace and temptation

C) Joy

D) Sorrow

Answer: B) Peace and temptation

9. How does the speaker feel about the woods?

A) Afraid

B) Attracted

C) Indifferent

D) Angry

Answer: B) Attracted

10. What is the rhyme scheme of the poem?

A) AABB

B) ABAB

C) AABA

D) None of the above

Answer: C) AABA

11. What season is described in the poem?

A) Summer

B) Winter

C) Spring

D) Autumn

Answer: B) Winter

12. What is the speaker doing in the poem?

A) Traveling

B) Resting

C) Sleeping

D) Eating

Answer: A) Traveling

13. Who gives the harness bells a shake?

A) The speaker

B) The horse

C) The wind

D) The snow

Answer: B) The horse

14. Why does the horse give the harness bells a shake?

A) To signal the speaker to move

B) To make a noise

C) To express excitement

D) To warn others

Answer: A) To signal the speaker to move

15. What does the speaker see in the woods?

A) Animals

B) Snow falling

C) Darkness

D) Nothing

Answer: B) Snow falling

16. How does the speaker describe the woods?

A) Dark and scary

B) Beautiful and peaceful

C) Cold and lonely

D) Happy and joyful

Answer: B) Beautiful and peaceful

17. What is the speaker's attitude towards nature?

A) Fearful

B) Appreciative

C) Indifferent

D) Angry

Answer: B) Appreciative

18. What does the poem explore?

A) The beauty of nature

B) The importance of responsibilities

C) The conflict between nature and obligations

D) All of the above

Answer: D) All of the above

19. How many miles does the speaker have to go before he sleeps?

A) A few miles

B) Many miles

C) Not mentioned

D) None

Answer: A) A few miles (implied, but not explicitly stated)

20. What is the tone of the poem?

A) Formal

B) Informal

C) Reflective

D) Excited

Answer: C) Reflective