Question

What two settings does the poet provide in this poem?
From the poem
A tiger in the zoo.

Answer 1

Answer:

The poem has two distinct settings. The first setting is that of the zoo where the tiger is put in a cage. The second setting is that of the natural wild habitat of the tiger which should have been his real place.

Answer 2

Answer:

The poem has two distinct settings. The first setting is that of the zoo where the tiger is put in a cage. The second setting is that of the natural wild habitat of the tiger which should have been his real place. The personification of the tiger is evident as the poet calls him 'he', and not 'it'.