Two’s Company – Paper 01
#1. What is the central theme of the poem “Two’s Company”?
#2. Who is the speaker in the poem “Two’s Company”?
#3. What does the poem suggest about the number “two”?
#4. What does the phrase “two’s company” imply in the poem?
#5. How does the speaker feel about being with just one companion?
#6. Which line in the poem suggests that two people are enough for companionship?
#7. How does the speaker describe the idea of “three” in the poem?
#8. What does the phrase “three’s a crowd” mean in the context of the poem?
#9. What is the mood of the poem “Two’s Company”?
#10. The poem suggests that two people can:
#11. What does the speaker think about other people joining the pair?
#12. What is the tone of the poem?
#13. How many people does the speaker believe are ideal for a pleasant time?
#14. Which of the following is a key idea in the poem “Two’s Company”?
#15. The line “Three’s a crowd” suggests that:
#16. What message does the poem convey about companionship?
#17. What is the implication of the poem’s title “Two’s Company”?
#18. What does the poem suggest about larger groups of people?
#19. How does the poem relate to everyday social situations?
#20. What does the speaker appreciate about the number two in the poem?
