Flamingo (Poem): Aunt Jennifer's Tigers · Class 12 · CBSE · Science English
Which quality is most strongly conveyed by the tigers' movement as they are shown prancing with chivalric certainty?
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easy · MCQ · Q-5A6220
Which quality is most strongly conveyed by the tigers' movement as they are shown prancing with chivalric certainty?
- A.Confident fearlessnessCorrect answer
- B.Confused helplessness
- C.Domestic obedience
- D.Physical weakness
Solution
The tigers are presented as bold, assured and unafraid. Their graceful movement and chivalric certainty give them an image of strength and confidence.
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