Discussion
What is the theme of the poem?
Answer: D
The theme is that birds living in the open enjoy their lives.
The poem sets the free bird, which sings and soars, against the caged one, which is 'only half alive'. It argues that freedom is what lets a creature live fully and sing.
The caged bird's life is shown as poor, not fruitful, so the first option reverses the poem. The poem never says birds should be kept in cages, and it does not talk about food.
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