Siren Song by Margaret Atwood

What is the main theme of the poem 'Siren Song' by Margaret Atwood?

• Love

• Deception

• Nature

• War

In 'Siren Song,' what does the speaker offer to reveal?

• A treasure

• A secret

• A map

• A song

The poem 'Siren Song' suggests that the song is irresistible because it is a cry for ____.

• Help

• Joy

• Peace

• Love

Who is the author of 'Siren Song'?

• Sylvia Plath

• Emily Dickinson

• Margaret Atwood

• Robert Frost

In 'Siren Song,' the speaker describes their situation as ____. A) Enjoyable B) Picturesque and mythical C) Dangerous D) Ordinary.

• Enjoyable

• Picturesque and mythical

• Dangerous

• Ordinary

What does the speaker in 'Siren Song' want to escape from?

• A cage

• A bird suit

• An island

• A ship

In 'Siren Song,' the speaker refers to 'two feathery maniacs.' What are they likely referring to?

• A) Birds

• B) Other sirens

• C) Mythical creatures

• D) Humans

What emotion does the speaker express about their role in 'Siren Song'?

• Joy

• Indifference

• Discontent

• Pride

In 'Siren Song,' the speaker claims that only one person can help them because they are ____.

• Strong

• Unique

• Brave

• Wise

What literary device is predominantly used in 'Siren Song'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Irony