Identity

What does the speaker in the poem 'Identity' by Julio Noboa Polanco prefer to be?

• A tall, ugly weed

• A beautiful flower

• A fragrant lilac

• A cluster of flowers

What is the main theme of the poem 'Identity'?

• Freedom and individuality

• Beauty and admiration

• Conformity and acceptance

• Wealth and power

Which of the following best describes the speaker's view on being a flower?

• Restrained and controlled

• Free and independent

• Strong and resilient

• Unseen and shunned

What imagery is used to describe the weed in the poem?

• Clinging on cliffs like an eagle

• Growing in clusters in a valley

• Smelling of sweet lilac

• Watered and fed regularly

What does the speaker mean by 'beyond the mountains of time'?

• Transcending time and limitations

• Living in a fertile valley

• Being admired by everyone

• Smelling of fragrant lilac

What is the speaker's attitude towards being 'shunned by everyone'?

• Prefers it over being controlled

• Fears it deeply

• Desires admiration instead

• Wants to be praised

What does the speaker compare the weed to in the poem?

• An eagle

• A fragrant flower

• A pot of dirt

• A fertile valley

What does the phrase 'madness of the vast, eternal sky' suggest?

• Freedom and vastness

• Chaos and disorder

• Beauty and tranquility

• Conformity and order

What does the speaker mean by 'musty, green stench'?

• Natural and unrefined

• Sweet and fragrant

• Artificial and controlled

• Pleasant and admired

What does the speaker value more than being 'praised, handled, and plucked'?

• Standing alone, strong and free

• Being admired and praised

• Growing in a fertile valley

• Smelling sweet and fragrant