Simple moments can carry deep meaning and have the power to change one’s mood and perspective.

True or False: The poet starts off feeling grateful for the natural events in the poem.

False; Poet is initially upset before the falling snow changes his mood.

What transformative power does nature have according to the poem?

Nature has the power to shape our emotions and thoughts.

True or False: The poem suggests that small events in nature cannot significantly affect one's mood.

False. Nature can lift one's spirits and provide a respite from life's difficulties.

What is the effect of the imagery used in the poem, particularly the crow scattering snow from the hemlock tree?

The imagery of the crow and hemlock tree highlights how even gloomy or unlikely elements of nature can unexpectedly lift our spirits and bring a positive change in mood

Fill in the blank: The hemlock tree symbolizes ___ in the poem, reflecting themes of gloom and depression.

Death

True or False: The crow in the poem is a straightforward symbol of hope and positivity.

False.

The crow is traditionally seen as a symbol of gloom or bad omen, but in the poem, it unexpectedly brings about a positive change in the speaker's mood as it shook the tree.

What poetic device is used in the line 
'The dust of snow, 
From a hemlock tree'
 and what does it signify?

Imagery

It signifies:
The poet uses vivid imagery to describe the gentle fall of snow from a hemlock tree. 

True or False: The line 'Has given my heart' implies creating a sense of sadness and regret.

False. 'Has given my heart' implies making someone happy and confident.

What does the phrase 'Of a day I had rued.' indicate about a person's feelings?

The phrase "Of a day I had rued" means:

"A day I had regretted."
The poet had regretted the day, but the small incident lifted his mood and made him feel better.