O Captain! My Captain! Video Qs

What is the speaker's reaction when he realizes the captain's true state?

• He is confused.

• He is joyful.

• He is devastated.

• He is indifferent.

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What contrast is the narrator making here?

• Bells are quiet and the ship is loud.

• Bells ringing and people on the shore rejoicing contrasting with his silent mourning at the loss of his captain.

• His captain is dead but he is joyful to be alive.

• The ship is huge but the crowds of people are small.

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How does the speaker describe his movement at the end of the poem?

• With hurried pace.

• With joyful leaps.

• With mournful tread.

• With a light step.

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What contrasting emotions are depicted in the poem?

• Confusion and clarity.

• Joy and sorrow.

• Anger and happiness.

• Excitement and indifference.

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What symbolizes the end of the journey in the poem?

• The ringing bells.

• The cheering crowd.

• The anchored ship.

• The fallen captain.

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