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A Legend of the Northland (Poem)
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A Legend of the Northland (Poem)
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15 Questions

1. Where did the story of this poem occur?
2. What made St. Peter angry with the woman?
3. The little woman baked a cake for Saint Peter. Then why did she not give it to him?
4. Which literary device has been used in this poem?
5. Which literary device has been used in this poem?
6. What curse did Saint Peter pronounce on the selfish woman?
7. What curse did Saint Peter pronounce on the selfish woman?
8. Quote examples of Alliteration used in the poem.
9. What happened to the old woman’s clothes ?
10. What is the rhyming scheme of the poem?
11. What made Saint Peter angry?
12. What made St. Peter angry with the woman?
13. Where is Northland situated?
14. What was the selfish woman changed into?
15. The little woman baked a cake for Saint Peter. Then why did she not give it to him?

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