Single Answer MCQ
Q-00006556
How does Yeats' poem reflect the societal norms of his time regarding beauty?
1
It challenges conventional beauty standards.
2
It reinforces the belief that love stems from beauty.
3
It disregards beauty as unimportant.
4
It focuses solely on inner beauty.
Answer and Solution
Answer
B. It reinforces the belief that love stems from beauty.
Solution:
Yeats' poem reflects and reinforces the societal norms of valuing physical beauty in love relationships, as seen through the characters' dialogues regarding attraction and identity.
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