AP Success - AP English Literature: February (a cat poem)
Question 1
A celebration of a sports victory.
A community gathering.
A cultural ritual or seasonal tradition.
An individual's routine.
A metaphor for indulgence and entertainment.
Question 2
Illustrate the cat's playful nature.
Demonstrate the cat's intelligence and cunning.
Symbolize the intrusion of nature into personal space.
Suggest a daily routine between the narrator and the cat.
Establish a humorous tone.
Question 3
Illustrate the intensity of animal instincts.
Introduce a theme of conflict and rivalry.
Compare the animal behavior to human conflicts.
Add a dramatic tone to the description of the tomcat's behavior.
Highlight the seriousness of the tomcat's actions.
Question 4
Concern for animal welfare.
Humorous take on animal control.
Advocacy for population control among animals.
Casual attitude towards a serious issue.
Disapproval of irresponsible pet ownership.
Question 5
The inevitability of love's impact on individuals.
The frustration the narrator feels about love.
The cyclic nature of emotional experiences.
The overwhelming power of love.
The narrator's personal experiences with love.
Question 6
Symbolize hidden threats in comfortable environments.
Emphasize the narrator's feelings of vulnerability.
Illustrate the stark contrast between warmth and cold.
Convey the narrator's pessimistic outlook on life.
Create a sense of impending danger or doom.
Question 7
An abrupt shift in tone from philosophical to mundane.
An ironic contrast to the preceding heavy themes.
A literal craving that interrupts the narrator's musings.
A metaphor for simpler pleasures amidst complex thoughts.
A symbolic reference to the narrator's cultural background.
Question 8
Represents vitality and persistence.
Embodies a philosophical concept for the narrator.
Is central to the narrator's existence.
Serves as a catalyst for the narrator's reflections.
Is a source of annoyance for the narrator.
Question 9
Introduce a new thematic element of hope.
Convey the narrator's powerlessness against nature.
Symbolize the narrator's optimism.
Indicate a desire for change or renewal.
Illustrate the narrator's longing for warmer weather.
Question 10
A narrative on the struggles of winter and the anticipation of spring.
A contemplation on the cyclical nature of life and death.
An introspective account blending daily life with existential musings.
A humorous anecdote about living with a pet.
A metaphorical exploration of human and animal behavior.
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