What Do You Know About Lady Lazarus Poem?

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What Do You Know About Lady Lazarus Poem? - Quiz

If you are a good student of literature or you are passionate about poetry, the Lady Lazarus should not be strange to you. Take this quiz to check how you know the poem.

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1.

The poem was written by
- A.
  
  Sylvia Stone
- B.
  
  Sylvia Sawyer
- C.
  
  Sylvia Gilbert
- D.
  
  Sylvia Plath
Correct Answer
D. Sylvia Plath

Explanation
The correct answer is Sylvia Plath.

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The poem was originally published in
- A.
  
  The Wailing Wailer
- B.
  
  Echoes of War
- C.
  
  Paul's Musings
- D.
  
  Ariel
Correct Answer
D. Ariel

Explanation
The correct answer is Ariel.

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3.

The poem is based on the
- A.
  
  World War 1
- B.
  
  World War 2
- C.
  
  Journey on the sea
- D.
  
  Life of Martin Luther King (Jnr)
Correct Answer
B. World War 2

Explanation
The correct answer is World War 2. The poem is based on the events and experiences of World War 2, which was a global conflict that took place from 1939 to 1945. It explores the themes of war, loss, and the impact of conflict on individuals and society. The poem may depict the horrors of war, the bravery of soldiers, or the devastation caused by the conflict. World War 2 was a significant event in history, and many poets and writers have explored its impact through their works.

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4.

The poem is known as one of the author's
- A.
  
  Holocaust Poems
- B.
  
  Holocaust Songs
- C.
  
  Daddy's Poems
- D.
  
  Mummy's Musings
Correct Answer
A. Holocaust Poems

Explanation
The correct answer is Holocaust Poems. The given options suggest different categories of poems, and the poem in question is specifically related to the Holocaust. The Holocaust was a significant event in history, and many authors have written poems to express the emotions and experiences of that time. Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that the poem in question belongs to the category of Holocaust Poems.

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5.

The central idea of the poem is
- A.
  
  Oppression
- B.
  
  Revenge
- C.
  
  Love
- D.
  
  Authority
Correct Answer
A. Oppression

Explanation
The correct answer is oppression. The central idea of the poem revolves around the theme of oppression, where the speaker highlights the unjust treatment and control imposed on individuals. The poem may explore the various forms of oppression, such as social, political, or emotional, and the impact it has on the oppressed. The poet might use various literary devices and imagery to convey the feelings of confinement, injustice, and the struggle for liberation, ultimately emphasizing the theme of oppression throughout the poem.

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6.

Concerning the poem which of the following is odd?
- A.
  
  Phonix
- B.
  
  Ship
- C.
  
  Nazi Germany
- D.
  
  Doctor
Correct Answer
B. Ship

Explanation
The given options are all related to the poem except for "Ship". The other options, Phonix, Nazi Germany, and Doctor, could potentially be characters or themes in the poem. However, "Ship" does not fit into the context of a poem, as it is an object rather than a literary element. Therefore, "Ship" is the odd one out in relation to the poem.

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7.

At the end of the poem, the speaker transformed to
- A.
  
  A bird
- B.
  
  A ship
- C.
  
  A dog
- D.
  
  A wolf
Correct Answer
A. A bird

Explanation
In the poem, the speaker undergoes a transformation at the end. The specific details of the transformation are not mentioned, but it is stated that the speaker becomes a bird. This can be inferred from the fact that the options provided are all different animals or objects, and the correct answer is "A bird".

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8.

The author recorded the poem for BBC in
- A.
  
  1960
- B.
  
  1967
- C.
  
  1962
- D.
  
  1956
Correct Answer
C. 1962

Explanation
The author recorded the poem for BBC in 1962.

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9.

Which of the following bible character was depicted in the poem?
- A.
  
  Jabez
- B.
  
  Lazarus
- C.
  
  Job
- D.
  
  Ahab
Correct Answer
B. Lazarus

Explanation
The correct answer is Lazarus. The question asks which Bible character was depicted in the poem, and out of the given options, Lazarus is the only character that matches.

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10.

Phoenix is the name of the mythological
- A.
  
  Bird
- B.
  
  Dog
- C.
  
  Duck
- D.
  
  Horse
Correct Answer
A. Bird

Explanation
The correct answer is Bird. In mythology, the phoenix is often depicted as a bird that has the ability to be reborn from its own ashes. It is said to have vibrant plumage and possess great powers of healing and immortality. The phoenix is a symbol of renewal and transformation, making it a fitting choice for the mythological creature associated with rebirth.

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