Adrian Elizalde Escape Room

CAGED BIRD Escape room

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Introduction

"A ghost is trapped in this house, doomed to wander it until it regains all its memories. To help it find them, you must first overcome all the challenges and collect the missing objects in your inventory. Explore the house and try not to gettrapped yourself…"

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He feels he can escape

He's in a nightmare

01

What is implied in lines 27-28?

He has no hope to escape

He is in a graveyard

His tune is catchy

02

Read lines 15-22 in the poem. What can the reader infer?

He knows what freedom feels like

The bird is scared

He's never been oustide the cage

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03

What theme is present in the poem?

Not everyone has the same freedoms

Stay caged up

Singing is good

Birds can be trapped

04

Whst event contributes to the theme of everyone not hsving the same freedoms?

A bird riding the wind's currents

A bird naminhg the sky his own

The birds wings being clipped and feet being tied

A bird waiting for food on a bright lawn

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Despairing

05

What tone is estsblished in lines 27-29

Disrespectful

Cheery

Enraged

Dips his wings in the orange sun rays

His wings are clipped and tied

Stands on a grave dream

06

How does the imagery develop the idea that the caged bird can't escape?

Dawn bright lawn

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You have correctly analyzed the poem and unlocked the briefcase to reveal the prize!

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