Two Tramps in Mud Time – Robert Frost
Avocation- a hobby
Vocation-
Occupation
1.
Write the number of the line or lines that
support each of the following inferences.
A.
The speaker is suspicious of strangers
B.
He does not normally express his emotions
C.
Chopping wood is a pleasure for him
D.
He is sensitive to seasonal changes
E.
He is aware of nature and its tiniest details
F.
He is proud of his wood-chopping ability
G.
He feels he should hire the two tramps.
H.
He has a clear understanding of what he wants
his life to be like
2.
Who is the speaker of the poem?
3.
List the rhyme scheme of the first stanza
4.
Find two examples of personification
(Write out the lines)
5.
Find an example of alliteration
(Write out the entire line)
6.
Find an example of a hyperbole
(Write out the entire line)
7.
How, according to the speaker, does chopping
wood give “a loose to my soul”? (Makes him feel free)
8.
How do the tramps probably earn a living?
9.
How might the two tramps judge other men?
10.
What does the speaker think the tramps want?
11.
Does the speaker give them what they want? Explain your answer
12.
In line 16, what is the “unimportant wood”
13.
Why do the two tramps make the speaker love his
work more?
14.
How do you know that the speaker does not enjoy
the outdoors? Find evidence in the poem
to support your answer
15.
Do you agree with the speaker that the tramp’s
right was the “better right”? Explain
Have you ever been in a situation where you did something
you didn’t want to do because you didn’t want someone else to replace you/ look
better than you?
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