Hope is the thing with feathers

What is the metaphor used to describe hope in the poem?

• A candle flame

• A bird with feathers

• A blooming flower

• A flowing river

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Finish this line: “I've heard it in the...land”

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How does hope “sing”?

• With beautiful words

• Loud and clear

• Without words, but with a melody

• With joy

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According to the poem, where does hope “perch”?

• In the heart

• In the mind

• In the eyes

• • In the soul

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When is the song of hope said to be "sweetest"?

• In calm times

• Only at night

• During Summer

• During a storm

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In what kind of places has the speaker heard the song of hope?

• In the coldest lands and on the strangest seas

• Only in familiar places

• In the village

• Only in happy times

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