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Class 10 English: Fog Worksheet (with Answers)

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  1. 1. Fog was written by:
    • (a) Carl Sandburg
    • (b) Robert Frost
    • (c) W.B. Yeats
    • (d) Robin Klein
  2. 2. The fog is compared to a:
    • (a) dog
    • (b) cat
    • (c) bird
    • (d) horse
  3. 3. The fog arrives:
    • (a) loudly
    • (b) with rain
    • (c) silently and softly
    • (d) with thunder
  4. 4. The fog settles over the harbour and the:
    • (a) forest
    • (b) desert
    • (c) fields
    • (d) city
  5. 5. What is the fog compared to in the poem?
  6. 6. How does the fog behave?
  7. 7. Explain the central metaphor of 'Fog' and why it is effective.
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  1. 1. (a) Carl Sandburg — It is by Carl Sandburg.
  2. 2. (b) cat — The fog is compared to a cat.
  3. 3. (c) silently and softly — It comes silently, like a cat.
  4. 4. (d) city — It looks over the harbour and city.
  5. 5. A cat.
  6. 6. It arrives silently, settles to look around, and then moves on.
  7. 7. The entire poem 'Fog' is built on a single, vivid metaphor in which Carl Sandburg compares the fog to a cat. The fog is imagined arriving silently and softly, just as a cat steps on quiet paws; it settles over the harbour and the city, seeming to crouch and look around as a cat does; and then, after a short while, it moves on and disappears. This comparison is highly effective because it captures, in one simple image, the essential qualities of fog — its silent arrival, its quiet, watchful presence, and its sudden departure. By likening a natural phenomenon to a familiar animal, the poet allows the reader to see and feel the fog in a fresh and memorable way, proving how a single well-chosen metaphor can convey a great deal.
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