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ClassNotes Words Meaning (Translation) Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow. ! #$ '%& ( ,+*) 210 / -. 3 45 # %.7 6#( 9810 / .;&:# < > 6 ? @. 0 AB 5 C -. 5G $EFD H JI K.L B M 98 :# 10 / LN OQ T S W 6[Z .B Y0X# ? @. 0 A5X ( 9Y0 \:# ^ T S ۔ K. _ ! ( $ a0 6< F5 b ( . c de & 1 f ( g I & J5 '%& ( *) \ h i_ kj 5ٓl( K. 1 oM My little horse must think it queer To stop without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake The darkest evening of the year. ! # 2$ 3 4p # qF 1 f1 ot sr H sZ r p t uv w zy# x & & |{ 6 ? 10 /. www.classnotes.xyz English ClassNotes, Inc. © 2020 2
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ClassNotes 1 f1 o( ATM 5LZ ́YX T ̈ õ OQ T S W ­6# Ç 10 /å( ì Du ± °z? Ø ( Æ. Ç sB 1 f1 o( ATM 5LZ ́YX T ̈ õ OQ T S W ­6# Ç 10 /å( ì Du ± °z? Ø ( Æ. Ç sB Unit Related Question Answers 1. What hidden meanings the following words convey to us? woods, house, horse, harness bell, downy flake Ans. Words Synonyms Meanings Woods Forest HG9 1 JI House Home K ML Harness Bell tie together K O7 N Q P S>7 R> 1 Downy flake silky shaving T U V71 W X Y Z 'CU # ( Z C\ 8 :; 9 1 Horse mount K O7 N P ) 2. Note the alliteration and imagery in the poem. www.classnotes.xyz English ClassNotes, Inc. © 2020 4
ClassNotes Ans. Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though, my little horse must think it queer, To stop without a farmhouse near, He gives his harness bells a shake, To ask if there is some mistake. The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but have promises to keep. For the Teacher • Help students read the poem aloud with proper stress and intonation, then read it silently to infer the theme of the poem. Notes and Comments Robert Frost was famous American poet. He was born in San Francisco on March 26, 1874. He was an internationally acclaimed poet who won the famous Pulitzer Prize for four times. His poetry focused on themes of nature in which he embedded the contemporary and philosophical issues of his times. He died in Boston on January 29, 1963. Other poems by Robert Frost: Birches, After Apple Picking, Mending Wall, Desert Places, Home Burial, The Road not Taken Theme The poem points out at the attractive and exciting beauty of nature and simultaneously hints at the need to carry on with the daily affairs of life. The world of fantasy is very inviting. But one must maintain balance between the world of reality and imagination. Glossary www.classnotes.xyz English ClassNotes, Inc. © 2020 5