Emily Dickinson & Walt Whitman

What is the main theme of the poem "Full of Life, Now"?

• The passage of time

• The power of poetry

• The importance of companionship

• The uncertainty of the future

What is the speaker's age in the poem?

• 40 years old

• 83 years old

• Unspecified

• 100 years old

Who is the intended audience of the poem?

• People from the past

• People from the future

• People from the present

• Unborn children

What does the speaker mean when they say "I am become invisible"?

• The speaker has physically disappeared

• The speaker's presence is no longer felt

• The speaker is now a ghost

• The speaker is no longer alive

What does the speaker imagine in the poem?

• Being with the reader

• Becoming a famous poet

• Traveling through time

• Being forgotten by future generations

What does the speaker ask the reader to imagine?

• Being happy together

• Becoming a poet

• Traveling to the future

• Forgetting the past

What does the phrase "compact, visible" mean in the context of the poem?

• Small and easy to understand

• Dense and full of meaning

• Clearly seen and understood

• Compressed and condensed

What does the phrase "seeking me" imply?

• The reader is searching for the speaker

• The reader is looking for answers in the poem

• The reader is trying to understand the speaker's perspective

• The reader is seeking companionship

What is the overall mood of the poem?

• Optimistic

• Nostalgic

• Reflective

• Ambiguous

What is the purpose of the poem?

• To entertain the reader

• To convey a message about life, about how the future is bright

• To describe a specific event

• To criticize society