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This poem is an extended metaphor–The entire poem compares two things) An extended metaphor is a metaphor that extends over several lines or the whole poem. **As you read this, think about what the poem is comparing.
Explanation:
Julio Noboa is a poet, author, and former professor of social studies at the University of Texas at El Paso. Through his writing and career, Dr. Noboa is known for advocating for better representation of Latin American history in U.S. social studies classes. In the following poem, a speaker describes flowers and weeds. The poem is also presented in the translated Spanish version.
A) <span>She contemplates killing both Pearl and herself to escape their torment.
At times, Hester contemplates whether or not Pearl would be better off going straight to heaven (dying) before her life even begins, and whether she should just end her life as well, and go to wherever God judges in the afterlife. </span>
Little symbolism that is remarked caarefully bu t other wise not
A word, phrase, or sequence that reads the same backwards as forwards, e.g. madam or nurses run.
Out of the choices given, the sentence from a hypothetical novel suggests a third person restricted omniscience. The correct answer is C.
