The correct answer is B.
In this passage from "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass" we can see that, by banning his wife from teaching him how to read, Mr. Auld gave Frederick what he had been looking for his whole life.
The manner in which he spoke, which was meant to impress his wife, caused a different reaction on Frederick. He knew that if his master was against him leargning how to read, it must be important. He understood that the only way he could ever gain his freedom was through education.
I'm taking it that this is a question that is related to library science? If so, then the information that it should document should be the author of the book that is presented, the title of the work, and who published such work. This is to make convenient tracking or retrieval of the document wished to obtain.
The question suggests that there are a number of possible answers to choose from. You haven't shown those, but I would take a wild guess and say, possibly, being bullied as a child?
Growl, bark, lean into its owner, lick, fold its ears back
Answer:
4. "Roses" uses iambic pentameter.
Explanation:
Iambic pentameter is a metrical form of writing poetry where the writer uses or puts ten syllabic words in a line of poetry. The five metrical feet of the words or iambs make the poem typical of the pentameter form. In this poem "Roses" by George Eliot, she uses this form in all the seven lines of the short poem.
Thus, the main style difference between "Night" and "Roses" is that the latter uses iambic pentameter form in its style.
