Q1. Who wrote the poem 'Animals'?
Q2. What is the central contrast in the poem?
Q3. What does Whitman suggest animals do NOT do?
Q4. What philosophical movement does the poem reflect?
Q5. What is the speaker's primary wish?
Q6. How does Whitman view human civilization?
Q7. What animal quality does Whitman most admire?
Q8. What does 'not one' refer to in the poem?
Q9. What human characteristic is most criticized?
Q10. How does the poem suggest humans and animals differ fundamentally?
Q11. What does the poem imply about civilization?
Q12. What poetic form does Whitman use?
Q13. What does the speaker admire about animals' contentment?
Q14. What philosophical question does the poem raise?
Q15. How does repetition function in the poem?
Q16. What is the tone toward humans in the poem?
Q17. What comparison is implied about morality?
Q18. What does Whitman's perspective suggest about society?
Q19. What is the ultimate message of the poem?
Q20. How does the poem challenge conventional thinking?
