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 Poem - A Tiger in the Zoo 20 Flashcards |
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What is the main theme of the poem written by George Leslie Norris? |
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 Freedom vs. captivity |
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Which literary device is used when the tiger is described as having 'quiet rage'? |
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Oxymoron |
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True or False: The poem depicts the tiger as being happy in captivity. |
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 False. The poem illustrates the tiger's sadness and desire for freedom. |
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In the poem, what does the tiger hear at night that signifies his captivity? |
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The patrolling cars |
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Which poetic device is represented by the phrase 'stalking the length of his cage'? |
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Alliteration |
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What does the tiger's vivid stripes represent in the context of the poem? |
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 His natural beauty and strength |
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Which line reflects the tiger's ability to frighten villagers if he were free? |
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 He should be snarling around houses |
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True or False: The poet feels pity for the tiger in the zoo. |
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True. The poet expresses pity for the tiger's helplessness. |
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What is the significance of the word 'brilliant' in the poem? |
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 It represents both the tiger's eyes and the stars, symbolizing longing for freedom. |
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What is the effect of enjambment in the poem? |
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It creates a flow between lines, emphasizing the tiger's continuous movement. |
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