How to answer the question posed in the poem

A poetic work of large volume, having a lyrical or narrative plot, is called a poem. In fact, this is a separate genre in literature that reveals a social or interpersonal problem. After reading, there is a denouement of the plot and the motives for the actions of the characters become more clear.

You will need

• - a poem;

• - biography of the author;

• - reviews, essays and reviews.

Instruction manual

one

Read the work. If the question in the poem is not explicitly voiced, determine for yourself the most clearly and concisely the storyline. Formulate for yourself what problem the author reveals in this work, what thoughts directs readers.

2

Decide on the wording of the question and fix on paper the variants of possible answers that have come to mind.

3

Determine in which form it is better to give an answer. Use information from as many sources as possible.

Method 1: Pick a quote from the work. This can be a replica of the character or just a piece of text that contains the answer to the desired topic.

Method 2: Use the character’s actions, their manners, characteristic actions to formulate an answer and reveal the main idea of ​​the work.

Method 3: Link to the reviews and opinions of authors and literary critics. This will not make your answer original, but will give it credibility.

Method 4: Read the reviews and essays on the work published in the public domain, for example, in the press or on the Internet, and formulate the answer based on the data received.

4

Formulate the answer, guided by the data. Disclose as much as possible your vision of the work, the completeness of the topic, reason in the essay, boldly express your agreement or disagreement with the author.

note

Beware of duplicating word for word the opinions of literary critics and experts - you may be accused of plagiarism. Formulate the original answer, based on your personal impressions of the poem and on the thematic material studied.

Useful advice

Color your answer with emotions and convey to the listener your personal perception of the questions raised in the poem. This will make your answer bright, lively and memorable for the listener.