Question

The young man had no sympathy for
(a) those who were sick
(b) a large part of the population
(c) old people
(d) wounded soldiers​

Answer 1

The correct answer is (b) a large part of the population

The young man had no sympathy for a large part of the population.

• In the sonnet Sympathy, composed by Paul Laurence Dunbar, Paul is communicating to the readers every one of the troublesome issues he has experienced in the course of his life.
• He is relating his life to a bird that is caught in an enclosure, while everything around or outside of the enclosure is developing and living.
• Dunbar utilizes the outline of being caught in an enclosure to not having the option to get a new line of work that well suits him without somebody ridiculing his race.
• He is communicating how life is as is the "trapped in an enclosure" and how he can't get out regardless he does or says.