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"If-" by Rudyard Kipling

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"If-" by Rudyard Kipling
 

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Life lessons in verse

by NEW TUTOR_MARIA ISABEL ALIVIO
1

The father is the one speaking and teaching his son. Who is the intended recipient of the advice?

2

What does the setting focus on according to the description?

3

What is the primary conflict type in the poem?

4

Which literary device is highlighted by repeating 'If you can' at the start of lines?

5

What is the ultimate reward at the end of the poem?

6

In the 'Characters' section, who is identified as the most important person in the poem despite not having any dialogue?

7

Why did the author choose to use the first-person point of view while addressing 'you'?

8

Which literary device is used when Kipling suggests 'walking with Kings' while maintaining the 'common touch'?

9

How does the 'Plot' of the poem function, according to the text?

10

Which type of conflict involves dealing with 'knaves' who twist the truth?

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