Hawk Roosting and The Eagle

What is the tone of "Hawk Roosting"?

• Joyful

• Somber

• Confident

• Confused

In "The Eagle," what does the eagle symbolize?

• Freedom

• Fear

• Friendship

• Anger

What imagery is used to describe the hawk's perspective in "Hawk Roosting"?

• A clear blue sky

• The bustling city

• The feeling of falling

• A commanding view

Which phrase best captures the tone of "The Eagle"?

• Dark and stormy

• Majestic and powerful

• Light and breezy

• • Silent and still

In "Hawk Roosting," what does the perch symbolize?

• Despair

• Control

• Safety

• Celebration

What type of imagery is present when the eagle is described as "close to the sun"?

• Visual imagery

• Auditory imagery

• Olfactory imagery

• Tactile imagery

What feeling does the tone of "Hawk Roosting" create for the reader?

• Happiness

• Fearlessness

• Confusion

• Sadness

What does the line “He spreads his claws” in "The Eagle" suggest?

• Fear

• Control

• Weakness

• Excitement

What type of imagery is created by the description of the eagle's "crooked hands"?

• Natural imagery

• Personification

• Emotional imagery

• Descriptive imagery

In both poems, what do the birds represent about nature?

• Beauty and tranquility

• Strength and dominance

• Fear and danger

• Peace and harmony