Test: O Captain! My Captain! - 2 - Class 8 MCQ

The poet describes the captain's lips as pale and still, indicating his lifeless state.

The passage states, "My Father does not feel my arm, he has no pulse nor will," indicating that the captain has no pulse.

The passage states, "its voyage closed and done," indicating that the ship's journey has been completed.

The line expresses a sense of celebration and joy, as indicated by the words "exult" and "ring."

The passage states, "But I with mournful tread, Walk the deck my Captain lies," suggesting that the poet moves with sadness and grief.

The passage describes Walt Whitman as the father of free verse, indicating that he used this form in his poetry.

The passage mentions that Walt Whitman's controversial collection of poems is titled Leaves of Grass.

The passage states that the pamphlet Sequel to Drum-Taps contains eighteen poems on the American Civil War.

The passage mentions "For you they call, the swaying mass, their eager faces turning," indicating that the people are excited and calling out to the captain.

The poet addresses the captain as "Captain! Dear Father!" in the lines, "Here Captain! Dear Father! This arm beneath your head!"