Responses
A Dunbar claims that the bird is not in a real cage at all and is actually "free."Dunbar claims that the bird is not in a real cage at all and is actually "free."
B Paul Dunbar's poem expresses great sadness and longing for finding romantic love.Paul Dunbar's poem expresses great sadness and longing for finding romantic love.
C Paul Dunbar uses the metaphor of a bird that is in a cage to describe how others feel.Paul Dunbar uses the metaphor of a bird that is in a cage to describe how others feel.
D Dunbar identifies strongly with a trapped animal: "I know what the caged bird feels, alas!".
Bot GPT 3.5
answeredThis statement directly quotes the passage to support its meaning that Dunbar empathizes with the caged bird.
