Discussion
The poet has used the words like whiter, blithesome, cheerful, etc.
Which part of the speech do these words belong to?
Answer: A
The words belong to the Adjective class.
'Whiter' (the comparative of white), 'blithesome' (merry, light-hearted) and 'cheerful' all describe nouns, telling what something is like: in a poem about a fountain they describe its water and its mood. Words that qualify nouns are adjectives.
A noun names a person, place or thing; an adverb modifies a verb, adjective or another adverb, often ending in -ly; an interjection expresses sudden feeling, such as 'Oh!' or 'Hurrah!'. None of these fits whiter, blithesome and cheerful.
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