(i) Amanda sulked and became moody because she was constantly nagged and scolded by her mother/guardian, and she felt suffocated by the never-ending instructions.
(ii) Amanda constantly yearns for freedom, peace, and solitude — she imagines herself as Rapunzel living alone in a peaceful tower, free from all instructions. From the poem, Amanda appears to be a sensitive, imaginative, and introverted girl who escapes into a fantasy world to cope with constant nagging. She is not truly moody; she is simply suppressed.
(iii) Through this line, the poet paints a picture of calm, peaceful, and undisturbed life — a serene escape from the real world full of restrictions. The tower symbolises isolation that Amanda finds desirable rather than frightening, representing her deep desire for freedom and quiet.
(iv) (B) 2 and 3
The tone is aggressive and dominating, as the speaker sharply orders Amanda to stop sulking and repeatedly uses her name to assert authority.
Source: "Amanda" by Robin Klein, First Flight, Chapter 6
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