Answer:
King Duncan ordered that a doctor be brought to tend to the Sergeant.
Explanation:
The Sergeant was depicted in the story as having come back from war and covered in blood. He narrates his ordeal to the King who listens with keen interest. He tells of how Macdonwalds head was cut off and put in their fort. He uses his hands to gesticulate and explain the sword fight as well as the blows meted on Macdonalds by Macbeth. The King was impressed by how valiantly his cousin Macbeth fought that he exclaimed on how his cousin was a brave and worthy man.
On seeing that the Sergeant who was narrating the incident was becoming weak, he ordered his attendants to bring him a doctor who would tend to his wounds.
Answer:
b.I treasure the brooch, but it is not my most valued possessions.
Explanation:
The line is taken from Edna St. Vincent Millay's short elegy poem "The Courage that My Mother Had". The poem is included in the collection <em>"Mine the Harvest"</em> published in 1949, one year before the death of the poetess.
The line "I have no thing to treasure more:" shows that the poetess has nothing which she treasures more than the golden brooch, to simply mean that she treasures the golden brooch more than anything else.
The second line contrasts (also signified by the use of contrast word <em>"yet"</em>) what is described in the first part. Here she says that she could still spare the brooch, meaning, she could leave it, or let it go (if she could get her mother's courage in return). Hence option B is correct.
Option A and D are completely incorrect stating opposite of what the poetess says and means in the given lines.
Option C is incorrect because firstly there is no mention of courage in these lines, secondly because, in next lines of the poem, we come to know she values courage more than the brooch.
The additional line best matches the tone of the stanza is he drifts among the cottony clouds. The correct option is B
<h3>What is the caged bird?</h3>
The caged bird is a story about two birds, the one in the cage and the other was free in the environment. The caged bird is not free, and the only thing it can do to feel free is singing.
The stanza are attached here:
A free bird leaps
on the back of the wind
and floats downstream
till the current ends
and dips his wing
in the orange sun rays
and dares to claim the sky.
Thus, the correct option is B, he drifts among the cottony clouds.
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