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Question

Match the lines with the titles of the poems :
I. The boa-constrictor’s coil/ Is a fossil A. "Thrushes"
II. My manners are tearing off heads / The allotment of death B. "The Jaguar"
III. More coiled steel than living C. "Relic"
IV. Time in the sea eats its tail D. "Hawk Roosting"
 

The correct answer is

 

IIIIIIIV
BDAC

Poem Lines and Titles Matching

This question requires matching lines from poems with their corresponding titles. The correct matches, as indicated by the provided correct answer, are established as follows:

  • I. "The boa-constrictor’s coil / Is a fossil" is matched with B. "The Jaguar". This interpretation links the 'coil' imagery to the jaguar's potent form and 'fossil' to its primal, enduring nature.
  • II. "My manners are tearing off heads / The allotment of death" is matched with D. "Hawk Roosting". This strongly aligns with the poem's perspective, which justifies the hawk's violent predatory actions.
  • III. "More coiled steel than living" is matched with A. "Thrushes". This connection suggests the poem might portray nature's cycles or creatures with intense, almost mechanical-like energy or tension.
  • IV. "Time in the sea eats its tail" is matched with C. "Relic". This implies a thematic link between the poem's line about time and cycles, and the concept of ancientness represented by a relic.

The final confirmed matching is:

IIIIIIIV
BDAC

This corresponds to Option B.

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