the answer would be frown. happy, frown, and grin are similes to smile, and frown is an antonym. break is an antonym for repair, meaning frown is the correct answer.
This is my answer to the questions:
<span>The mood created in this poem can be described as
SOMBER
</span><span>Why does Eliot most likely include an epigraph quoting Dante’s Inferno at the beginning of the poem?
</span><span>The epigraph is a confession, just as the poem is Prufrock’s confession. Eliot set the tone of his poem with the reference.
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<span>Which of the following best describes how Prufrock, the narrator, portrays himself in the poem?
</span><span>He portrays himself as lowly: timid, unsure, and unimpressive
</span><span>Which of the following best summarizes the relationship between Prufrock and women?
</span><span>Prufrock’s relationship is complicated; he is unable to approach women, though he wants to connect with them. </span>
It would be romanticism A poem that develops a theme from ancient Greek literature and explores order and balance in nature is influenced by which literary movement
