1. Which description best captures Robert Frost’s literary reputation?
2. Why is Frost often called a national poet rather than only a regional one?
3. What happened to Frost’s father in 1885?
Yankee poet — definition?
Frost associated with New England identity.
National poet — role?
Represents American poetic voice broadly.
Rural New England — focus?
Depicts local landscapes and life.
Universal themes — in Frost?
Expresses human experiences beyond region.
Poetry as sound of sense — view?
Poetry communicates through sound before meaning.
Frost early death — from?
Father died of tuberculosis in 1885.
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