25 English -- All the World's a Stage

Why does the poet compare the world with a stage?

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The poet compares the world to a stage because he considers all men and women like the actors and actresses in the drama who play role on the stage ie in the world.

What is the first stage in a human’s life? In what sense can it be a troubling stage?

The first stage in a human's life is the stage of infanthood. Here in this stage,a child pukes in the nurse’s arms and cries to be in the comfort of his mother.

Describe the second stage of life-based on the poem

The second stage of a human’s life is a schoolgoing boy. He slings his bag over his shoulder and is unwilling to go to school.

Why is the last stage called second childhood?

at the last stage of life, the man slowly loses his vision, hearing, smell, and taste and exits from the roles of his life like a child. therefore the last stage is also called second childhood.

In what sense are we the players on the world stage?

We are the players on the world stage in the sense that we perform different roles here onthis world stage. We have seven different roles in our lives to play and at last, we exit from thisworld stage.

Read the given lines and answer the questions that follow. Then the whining schoolboy, with his satchel And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwillingly to school. Which stage of life is ...

here,

the second stage of life ie. the stage of the school-going boy is being referred to in the poem.
in the second line, simile has been employed.
the school-going boy is being compared to the snail.
No.The boy goes to school unwillingly.

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