You can take an ethical, sociological and biographical approach to this piece. To look at this poem in the best detail possible, my opinion would be to use the biographical approach which tells us of the author's life, motivations for the poem, unconscious desires, and fears. For a broader focus, a sociological approach would be sufficient. We can note the differences and similarities in this poem and others.
Dishearten, daunt, disparage, overawe, deject, depress. Hope this helps!
Answer:
B
Explanation:
He judged the dragon from the noises alone, when really it was just sleeping.
A. <span>That car is the same make and model as ours. <-- This is the correct answer.
Possessive personal pronouns don't need an apostrophe such as ours, his, hers, and its.
In other sentences, the possessive personal pronouns all have apostrophes. </span>