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Read this excerpt: a caged bird sings only at night. When a bat asks her why, she explains that singing during the day attracts hunters, so she no longer does it. The bat says, "If you had only sung the night before, you might never have sended up on a cage" Precautions are useless after the fact.


A. to persuade the readers to he outraged
B. to criticize society
C. to entertain readers
D. to provide a moral lesson

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The answer is D, to provide a moral lesson. The bat has the reader and the bird reflect on the circumstances it is in.

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The answer is option D) to provide a moral lesson.

What does the caged bird sing about what is the irony about his singing why does he sing with a fearful trill?

The poetess says that 'caged bird sings with a fearful trill' – is ironic as the caged bird is the one singing not like the free bird as we expect. The words 'fearful' and 'trill' make us realize that actually, it is not a happy voice by a desperate cry for freedom.

Why is the caged bird unable to fly?

His wings and feet are tied, so he is unable to move or fly. It is only his throat that he can utilize to sing and express little hope about getting freedom. He keeps alive his voice despite all the adversities. This is the only freedom available to the caged bird.

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