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Who was stung by the scorpion in Night of the Scorpion?

AThe poet

BThe poet’s father

CThe poet’s mother.

DThe neighbor

Answer:

C. The poet’s mother.

Read Explanation:

The Night of the Scorpion

  • ‘The Night of the Scorpion’ is an eight-stanza poem, each stanza of which contains between three and eighteen lines.

  • This is one of Ezekiel’s first poems.

  • The poem is free verse, meaning it does not contain a rhyme scheme.

  • This choice adds to the seriousness of the poem’s subject matter and the deadly nature of the story Ezekiel tells.


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