Class Exercise

What is the main theme of The Living Photograph?

• A. The bond between friends
  

• B. The importance of family and memories
  

• C. The beauty of nature

• D. The passage of time

Which line reflects the grandmother's independence and strength?

• A. "Her hair was tied in a bun."
  

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  B. "The ground she stood on was her own."
  

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  C. "Her smile was as wide as a river."
  

• D. "She was tall and straight-backed."

What lesson can we learn from the persona's memories of her grandmother?

• A. We should cherish our loved ones before it's too late.
  

• B. We should live a carefree life.

• C. We should avoid taking photographs.
  

• D. We should always obey our elders.

Why does the persona feel sad when looking at the photograph?

• A. The grandmother looked angry in the photo.
  

• B. The persona misses her grandmother who has passed away.
  

• C. The photograph was damaged.

• D. The grandmother was smiling in the photo.

What does the photograph symbolize in the poem?

• A. The beauty of life
  

• B. The permanence of memories
  

• C. The strength of family ties
  

• D. The sadness of old age

The grandmother in the poem is described as weak and fragile.

• True

• False

The persona feels a deep connection with her grandmother through the photograph.

• True

• False

The poem highlights the importance of preserving memories through photographs.

• True

• False

The persona's grandmother was described as cheerful and full of life in the photograph.

• True

• False

The grandmother's smile in the photograph shows her anger towards the persona.

• True

• False