Question

Why does the speaker compare the skylark to a “star of Heaven” in daylight?

• A. To show that the bird is invisible
• B. To suggest it brings light to the sky
• C. To emphasize its divine origin and hidden presence
• D. To describe the bird’s brightness

Answer 1

Answer:

C. To emphasize its divine origin and hidden presence

Like stars during the day, the skylark is unseen but felt, which reinforces the spiritual and mystical quality of its song, making it more about inward feeling than physical sight.