A. Answer these questions with reference to the context. 1. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here a. Who is the speaker? The speaker is a traveller (or the poet, Robert Frost) riding through the countryside. b. Whose house is in the village? The house belongs to the owner of the woods. c. Where has the speaker stopped? The speaker has stopped by the woods to watch them fill up with snow. d. Who is with the speaker? His little horse is with him. 2. My little horse must think it queer a. Whose little horse is being referred to here? The speaker's (the traveller's) little horse is being referred to. b. Where are the speaker and the horse? They are between the woods and a frozen lake on a dark, snowy evening. c. What must the horse find queer? The horse finds it strange or unusual to stop in the middle of nowhere without a farmhouse nearby on the darkest evening of the year. d. Compare the response of the horse to that of the traveller. The travelle...