Ivan Franko's poem Moisei (Moses) is usually read as what?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. An allegory of a national leader who guides his people but does not enter the promised land himself
- Step 1: The poem retells the biblical story of Moses and the forty years in the desert. Step 2. Franko uses it to speak about the leader of a nation and the people's hesitation. Answer: An allegory of national leadership. Why not the others: The other readings do not fit the poem.
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