Question

Which characteristics of Dickinson’s style are evident in "The Snow”? Select 3 options.

- Four-line stanzas
- A specific rhyme scheme
- A varying rhyme
- The use of personification
- First-person narration

Answer 1

Explanation:

• four-line stanzas
• the use of personification
• a varying rhythm

Answer 2

Answer:

• four-line stanzas
• the use of personification
• a varying rhythm

Explanation:

• The main subject of the sonnet is included in the sonnet's theme. After all, it's a theoretical thought about what Sonnet is saying about existence. Sonnets can convey different degrees of meaning at the same time.  
• Snow is a sonnet who explores two brothers who work together while walking in the snow field. Despite the seemingly innocent opening situation, it has an impressive symbolism in its long lines and shows the viewer, the dull creative spirit of a more established brother.

• Snow appears, stays for a while, and then softens. This sonnet encourages readers to think about the relationship between our own reality and our environmental factors, without over- exaggerating .

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