Predators by Linda Hogan

Front

What does the speaker feel about the fox preying on her pets?

Back

The speaker feels distressed about the fox preying on her pets.

Front

What does the phrase 'I also was domesticated' suggest about the speaker?

Back

It suggests that the speaker was once wild.

Front

Which lines from the poem help the reader imagine an abundance of leafy plants?

Back

Lines 3-4 help the reader imagine an abundance of leafy plants.

Front

How is the fox presented throughout the poem?

Back

The fox is presented as clever and waits until evening to strike its prey.

Front

What is a predator?

Back

A predator is an animal that hunts and eats other animals.

Front

What is the significance of the word 'domesticated' in the poem?

Back

'Domesticated' refers to animals that have been tamed and live closely with humans.

Front

What emotions does the speaker express in the poem?

Back

The speaker expresses feelings of distress and concern.

Front

What role do foxes play in the ecosystem?

Back

Foxes are predators that help control the population of smaller animals.

Front

What literary device is used in the phrase 'a bevy of vixen'?

Back

The phrase uses imagery to create a visual picture of multiple female foxes.

Front

How does the speaker's perspective on nature influence the poem?

Back

The speaker's perspective reflects a conflict between domestic life and the wild nature of animals.