First Flight (Poem): Dust of Snow · Class 10 · CBSE English
What immediate effect did the falling of the dust of snow have on the poet?
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easy · MCQ · Q-9E2A0B
What immediate effect did the falling of the dust of snow have on the poet?
- A.It ruined his entire day and made him angry.
- B.It caused him to catch a severe cold.
- C.It changed his mood and saved a part of his day from being wasted.Correct answer
- D.It forced him to walk back home immediately.
Solution
The sudden dusting of snow shook off the poet's gloomy mood, filling him with a sense of renewal and saving the remainder of his day from being completely wasted in regret.
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