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What does the free bird do according to the text?
What does the free bird do according to the text?
- Sings with a fearful trill of things unknown
- Sings his tune on the distant hill
- Leaps on the back of the wind and floats downstream (correct)
- Opens his throat to sing from a narrow cage
Why does the caged bird open his throat to sing?
Why does the caged bird open his throat to sing?
- To claim the sky as his own
- To enjoy the trade winds through the trees
- To listen to the free bird's song
- Because his wings are clipped and feet are tied (correct)
What does the free bird name as his own in the text?
What does the free bird name as his own in the text?
- The narrow cage
- The sky (correct)
- The grave of dreams
- The distant hill
What does the caged bird sing about according to the text?
What does the caged bird sing about according to the text?
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What can be inferred about the free bird in relation to the caged bird?
What can be inferred about the free bird in relation to the caged bird?
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What does the free bird do when he leaps on the back of the wind?
What does the free bird do when he leaps on the back of the wind?
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How does the caged bird feel about his narrow cage?
How does the caged bird feel about his narrow cage?
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What does the free bird dare to claim in the text?
What does the free bird dare to claim in the text?
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What does the caged bird do when he stands on the grave of dreams?
What does the caged bird do when he stands on the grave of dreams?
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Where is the caged bird's tune heard according to the text?
Where is the caged bird's tune heard according to the text?
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