We can actually deduce here that the two characteristics of the lion conveyed by the poet in The Hunting of Shumba are:
<h3>What is The Hunting of Shumba?</h3>
The Hunting of Shumba is actually known to be a poem that was written by Kingsley Fairbridge.
The poem talks about a lion. It's more a descriptive poem which refers to the physical appearance of the lion. It talks about its hair, hide, eyes and its steps.
Here is an excerpt from the poem:
"Veil'd slumbrous-solemn eyes, that half-asleep
Seem utter-careless of the wild around;
Soft seeming-careless steps that seek the deep
Gloom'd bush, — but give no shadow of a sound."
We see that from the poem, The Hunting of Shumba, the poet points out the courage and quietness of the lion.
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In 1975, about 1/3 of American mothers with young children worked outside the home; today almost 2/3 of such mothers are employed (Schlosser 4) paraphrases the source information correctly.
Option ‘C’
<u>Explanation
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The option ‘c’ is the correct answer because the rest of the options do not produce the information as accurately as option c does.
- The first option only talks about the number of working mothers and does not specifically mention those with young children.
- The second one also talks about women working outside their homes.
- The third option clearly paraphrases the source information
- The last option also does not specifically state the information given in the paragraph.
