Who is the poet of the poem "Amanda"?

• Robin Klein
• Sylvia Plath
• Emily Dickinson
• Christina Rossetti

What is the central focus of the poem "Amanda"?

• Amanda’s struggles as a small child
• Amanda’s studies
• Amanda’s social life
• Amanda’s sports achievements

What is the key point the poet Robin Klein makes in the poem?

• Children should never be deprived of freedom
• Children must obey every rule
• Parents should control children's lives
• Children should avoid imagination

What does Amanda desire due to continuous annoyance?

• To be an orphan
• To run away from home
• To get better grades
• To make new friends

What impact is the upbringing having on Amanda?

• Making her moody
• Making her joyful
• Helping her study
• Making her rebellious

Why does Amanda feel annoyed?

• Her imagination is not given enough space
• Her parents spoil her too much
• She has too many toys
• She has too many friends

Who is responsible for Amanda’s upbringing?

• Her parents
• Her teachers
• Her friends
• Herself

How does Amanda feel about society’s expectations?

• Ready to be acceptable by society
• Excited about society’s rules
• Unbothered by society’s expectations
• Angry at society's expectations

What does Amanda desire in terms of freedom?

• Freedom to imagine
• Freedom to travel
• Freedom to play
• Freedom to study

What does the poem "Amanda" highlight?

• The struggles children face during upbringing
• The joys of childhood
• The importance of education
• The value of friends