1. The poem Because I could not stop for Death was written around the year —
2. The poem is composed of —
3. The metre used in the poem is —
4. The rhyme scheme of the poem follows —
5. Death in the poem is portrayed as —
6. “Gossamer” refers to —
7. The poem is also known as —
8. How were majority of Emily Dickinson’s poems published?
9. Emily Dickinson was born in ___________.
10. Which of the following best describes Emily Dickinson’s personality?
11. Who edited the first collection of Dickinson’s poems published in 1890?
12. The carriage in the poem symbolizes —
13. What other companion is present in the carriage besides Death and the speaker?
14. The three scenes described in the journey — school, fields, and setting sun. These scenes represent —
15. The poem consists of how many stanzas?
16. Each stanza is composed of —
17. The poem employs which metrical foot predominantly?
18. Who described the poem as “one of the perfect and greatest poems in the English language”?
19. The 'House' where the carriage pauses is identified as what?
20. The journey pausing at the grave rather than ending there suggests:
