Speech to the YOUNG

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What is the main theme of the poem?

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Stay positive and don’t dwell on the past.

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From the title of this poem, the reader can infer that the —

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speaker is an older person

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How does the poet use imagery to convey the message in the poem?

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The poet uses vivid descriptions and sensory details to create mental images for the reader.

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What is the central idea of the poem 'Speech to the Young'?

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The central idea of the poem 'Speech to the Young' is to encourage the young generation to be bold, courageous, and to pursue their dreams without fear.

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What are the main themes explored in the poem 'Speech to the Young'? Options: Education and knowledge, family and tradition, success and achievement; Passage of time, seizing opportunities, power of youth; War and conflict, death and despair, loneliness and isolation; Love and relationships, nature and beauty, technology and progress

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Passage of time, seizing opportunities, power of youth

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Discuss the significance of the literary device of repetition in the poem.

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Repetition in the poem emphasizes key ideas or emotions, creates rhythm, and reinforces the central theme.

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What is the message that the poet is trying to convey to the young readers?

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Message of hope, inspiration, and encouragement

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How does the poem inspire the young generation to take action and make a difference in the world?

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The poem uses powerful and inspiring language to encourage the young generation to take action and make a positive impact on the world.

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What is the significance of the title 'Speech to the Young' in relation to the overall message of the poem?

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To address and impart wisdom, guidance, and advice to the younger generation

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Which line from “Speech to the Young” contains alliteration? Options: Harmony-hushers, Say to them, You will be right, Live not for battles won

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Harmony-hushers