The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "A. super : frango." verso : torqueo :: <span>super : frango. These analogy is are all Latin words. Word analogies are pair of words that that has relationship to each. It may on meaning, spelling, pronunciation or whatever.</span>
First of all, you should know that interpreting poetry is a subjective activity, so there isn't only one correct answer.
But I can give you my interpretation:
The title is unusually long, and it explains the content of the poem - which is also unusual.
I think that it's effective in attracting attention to the poem and in emphasizing the shocking content of the poem.
Young people aren't lining up to drive like they used to. Year after year, 16 to 25 year olds are getting their driver's licenses only because they release some ways they know. They only learn things that are only on the test not other things besides the test. They get their driver's license and they immediately become clueless on the real road. This is due to the lack of caring to drive correctly on the road when the time comes.
Answer:
Hyacinthus was a beautiful Spartan youth, beloved by the god Apollo. As the good Spartan he was, Hyacinthus loved athletics, and one day the two decided to practice throwing the discus. ... Hyacinthus ran laughing after it, thinking to catch the disc, but instead it hit him in the head, killing him.
