Tennyson

Given the tone of the poem, and noting especially the last line, what is the eagle most likely doing in the poem?

• dying of old age

• hunting prey

• learning joyfully to fly

• keeping watch over a nest

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When the poet talks about the “azure world,” what is he most likely talking about?

• a forest

• the cliff

• the sky

• nature

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In this second stanza, why does the poet uses the word crawls? What is he talking about?

• the waves

• sunlight on the water

• the eagle's prey

• the eagle itself

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At the end of the poem, which two things does the author compare?

• the sea and a baby crawling

• the azure and a ring

• the sea and wrinkled skin

• the eagle and a thunderbolt

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When the poet mentions “crooked hands” in the first line, he is really referring to …?

• His own hands

• the eagle's talons

• the rock's fissures

• tree branches

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