Answer this question form English chapter a tiger in the zoo
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The solution to the first part of your query has been provided below:
a) The name of the poem is 'A Tiger in the Zoo' and the poet is Leslie Norris.
b) The figure of speech is personification. The tiger is personified because the poet refers him as ‘he’.
c) 'He' refers to the tiger and 'he' is in the cage.
d) The word 'quiet' is used to show the nature of the tiger in the cage. He does not make sound but rather remains silent.
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The solution to the first part of your query has been provided below:
a) The name of the poem is 'A Tiger in the Zoo' and the poet is Leslie Norris.
b) The figure of speech is personification. The tiger is personified because the poet refers him as ‘he’.
c) 'He' refers to the tiger and 'he' is in the cage.
d) The word 'quiet' is used to show the nature of the tiger in the cage. He does not make sound but rather remains silent.
For remaining queries we request you to post them in separate threads to have rapid assistance from our experts.
Regards.