What is the answer to question 5 about the symbolism of the 'caged bird' in the poem, and what are the answers to questions 1-4?

To accurately answer questions 2, 3, and 4, I need to read the poem. Please provide the text of the poem.

Here are the answers based on the visible information and general literary understanding:

1. Who do you think is the narrator of the poem?
The option "a school student" is checked in your image. Without the poem, it's impossible to confirm this choice definitively.

2. What is the setting in Stanza 2?
The text of Stanza 2 from the poem is required to determine the setting.

3. The rhyme scheme of the poem is...
The full poem is needed to analyze the end words of each line and determine the rhyme scheme.

4. From the first stanza to the second, the tone changes from...
Both the first and second stanzas of the poem must be read and analyzed to identify the change in tone.

5. What does the 'caged bird' symbolize?
The correct option is:

• It symbolises childhood. A caged bird cannot sing on every tree, making that option incorrect. "Childhood" is the only plausible symbolic interpretation among the given choices.