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Svetlanka [38]
2 years ago
6

Think about the decision faced by the cat in the poem, and the advantages and disadvantages of each possible course of action. e

xplain.
Explain the image you see in the first eight lines. (1-8)


What words does the poet use to appeal to readers’ sense of hearing in these lines? (9-19)


how these specific details help them to build a picture of the speaker as well. (20-29)


why the poet chooses the word constellation instead of group or cluster to describe the fireflies. (9-19)


what the phrase “trails off” suggests about the speaker’s feelings when the neighbor stops calling the cat.


How the cat's situation is similar to one that a person might fight
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Studentka2010 [4]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The word steal is meant to show that it was against the law for slaves to become educated. The author most likely used this word to emphasize how risky it was for a slave to learn to read

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