Poem 5 : Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers – Theme: Feminism, oppression
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Poet’s attitude:
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Tigers symbolize world:
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Poem ends with:
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Life example of:
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Art can:
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Tigers unaffected by:
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Aunt represents:
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Marriage lacks:
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Central idea:
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Why chivalric?
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Embroidery symbol of:
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Poem reflects women’s:
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Tigers contrast Aunt’s:
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Patriarchy is:
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Embroidery represents:
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Art is:
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Tigers continue to:
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After death Aunt:
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Mastered by ordeals suggests:
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Why fingers fluttering?
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Message of poem:
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Poem suggests women are:
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Tigers symbolize:
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Art gives her:
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Feminist critique of:
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Marriage is portrayed as:
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Aunt Jennifer feels:
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The poem criticizes:
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Aunt Jennifer’s life dominated by:
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Poetic form:
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The poem highlights:
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Tigers represent:
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Tone of poem:
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Ringed with ordeals means:
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Imagery related to:
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Contrast is between:
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The tigers do not fear:
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Denizens of a world of green refers to:
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Bright topaz denizens is example of:
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The poem reflects which theme?
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The tigers symbolize:
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The tigers are prancing means:
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The wedding band represents:
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Aunt Jennifer’s fingers are:
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What does the wedding band symbolize?
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What colour are the tigers?
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The tigers are described as:
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What is Aunt Jennifer doing in the poem?
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Who is the poet of Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers?
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