The images “red wheelbarrow” and “white chickens” carry different but multiple meanings in the poem “The Red Wheelbarrow”. What are the functions of them?
A. The wheelbarrow stands still without life, and it is static, while chickens are living things, running for shelter from rain, so they are dynamic.
B. Red is the color of anger, probably suggesting the farmer’s hatred for the inhuman life, and white implies death, probably suggesting there is no hope.
C. With the animate juxtaposed with the inanimate, and the white color in contrast with the red, here we have in our minds’ eye meaningful textures and clear, delightful colors.
D. Both of them are small, insignificant but beautiful things which enlighten us that beauty lies in the ordinary life, so the return to an ordinary and a daily life is the return to normality and to a restoration of life.
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“The jar” in Wallace Stevens’s “Anecdote of the Jar” is a symbol of beauty.
In Robert Burns’s “A Red, Red Rose”, a rose is not only a kind of beautiful flower, but more importantly, a rose has been considered a symbol of love and affection.
In Robert Frost’s “Mending Walls”, wall is very symbolic. What are the connotative meanings of it?
A. Wall means the distances and tensions between people.
B. Wall illustrates the nature of human relationships.
C. Wall represents beauty that implicates the state of excitement deep inside your innermost heart.
D. The wall functions as a symbol, indicating the need for friendship and separation between human beings.
“The Road Not Taken” is a meditative poem symbolically written. What are its thematic concerns?
A. The road symbolizes life’s journey, and we must make decisions in life that will greatly impact our destination.
B. The poet tries to tell the reader, “Follow your own course, and let people talk”.
C. In face of predicament, decisions do at least impose an idea of order amidst the sprawling reality.
D. The poem presents an archetypal human situation where man is faced with the difficulty of making choices.
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