Who is the poet of 'A Concrete Example'?
  • Emily Dickinson
  • Reginald Arkell
  • William Wordsworth
  • Robert Frost
What is the main feature of Mrs. Jones's garden?
  • Filled with flowers
  • Full of stones
  • Has a swimming pool
  • Contains a vegetable patch
What does the speaker find amusing about Mrs. Jones's gardening?
  • She uses a large shovel
  • She plants tiny plants with a pin
  • She has a pet cat
  • She grows only weeds
What does the term 'crazy path' refer to in the poem?
  • A straight path
  • A path made of flowers
  • An uneven path
  • A path with no end
What does the speaker think about the tiny plants in Mrs. Jones's garden?
  • They are colorful
  • They are very important
  • They are too big to see
  • They are insignificant
What does Mrs. Jones invite the speaker to see?
  • Her flowers
  • Her garden
  • Her house
  • Her pets
How long do the speaker and Mrs. Jones talk about the flower?
  • Five minutes
  • Ten minutes
  • Fifteen minutes
  • Twenty minutes
What does the speaker realize about the flower at the end of the poem?
  • It is a rare species
  • It is a weed
  • It is hidden in the stones
  • It is very large
What does the poem suggest about beauty?
  • It is always obvious
  • It is only in flowers
  • It can be found in unexpected places
  • It is not important
What does the word 'concrete' refer to in the poem?
  • A hard surface
  • A type of plant
  • A type of flower
  • A gardening tool
What is the tone of the poem?
  • Angry
  • Sad
  • Humorous
  • Serious
What does the speaker think about Mrs. Jones's garden design?
  • It is traditional
  • It is unique
  • It is boring
  • It is too colorful
What literary device is used in the phrase 'puts little plants'?
  • Personification
  • Simile
  • Alliteration
  • Metaphor
What does the speaker mean by 'standing on it'?
  • He is on the sundial
  • He is on the path
  • He is on the flower
  • He is on the stones
What does the poem emphasize about gardening?
  • It is a waste of time
  • It brings joy and beauty
  • It requires a lot of money
  • It is only for professionals
What does the speaker's confusion about the flower illustrate?
  • His lack of interest
  • His inability to see small things
  • His knowledge of flowers
  • His dislike for gardening
What does the poem reveal about Mrs. Jones's personality?
  • She is imaginative
  • She is careless
  • She is lazy
  • She is rude
What does the speaker's observation about the plants suggest?
  • They are very large
  • They are hard to find
  • They are easy to grow
  • They are very small
What does the poem teach about different perspectives?
  • Gardens should be uniform
  • Only flowers are beautiful
  • Everyone sees beauty the same way
  • Beauty is subjective
What does the phrase 'strange device' refer to?
  • A type of flower
  • A tool for planting
  • A unique sundial
  • A garden decoration
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