Discussion
The caged bird is described as 'a crippled thing' because
Answer: B
The caged bird is a crippled thing because it is not free to fly and soar.
The poem says 'a bird in a cage is a crippled thing', after speaking of the free bird that can 'wheel and soar'. The cage takes away flight, and that loss is the crippling.
The poem does not say a leg is broken. 'Poor' in the poem means pitiable, not lacking money, and 'wild' describes the speaker's free bird.
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