Question

4 read from 11 - 12 draw a dragon cannot really be ill turn the dragon into me. how does the last stanza relate to the rest of the poem? a. it describes why the speaker wants a dragon. b. it reveals that the speaker wants to be brave like a dragon. c. it reveals that the speaker is actually a dragon. d. it describes where the speaker goes with a dragon.

Explanation:

The poem describes the speaker imagining being a dragon, detailing the impressive, noticeable traits of a dragon (large wings, roar, scaled skin). The final stanza, "I'll turn that dragon into me" shows the speaker desires to embody the dragon's striking, well-known qualities, so this stanza reveals the speaker's wish to be recognized like a dragon. Option A is incorrect because the poem doesn't focus on why they want a dragon, just the desire to be like one. Option C is wrong as the speaker is imagining being a dragon, not actually one. Option D is incorrect because the poem doesn't describe where the speaker goes with a dragon.

Answer:

B. It reveals that the speaker wants to be known like a dragon.