Q1. Who is the author of 'Dust of Snow'?
Q2. What does the crow do in the poem?
Q3. What is the speaker's initial emotional state?
Q4. What was the speaker about to do before the snow dust fell?
Q5. What type of tree is mentioned in the poem?
Q6. What does the falling snow symbolize?
Q7. How does the poem structure the moment of transformation?
Q8. What is the relationship between the external event and internal change?
Q9. What does 'rued' in 'the day that I had rued' mean?
Q10. What is the significance of the crow's apparent indifference?
Q11. How many lines does the poem contain?
Q12. What poetic device is used when snow is described as 'dust'?
Q13. What does Frost suggest about nature's role in human life?
Q14. What is the main theme of 'Dust of Snow'?
Q15. Why does the speaker mention the day being 'ruined'?
Q16. What does Frost's use of simple, conversational language suggest?
Q17. What shift occurs in the poem's tone?
Q18. What does the poem suggest about responding to despair?
Q19. How does this poem reflect Frost's broader poetic philosophy?
Q20. What is the ultimate message about hope in this poem?
