The correct answer is that Alex and Joe have C. Contrary views of life.
This is because contrary means opposing, or opposite. Using the metaphor of the cherry, Alex believes that life is a bowl of cherries, meaning that he looks at life in a positive way. To Joe, life is "the pits", which means he is looking at life with a negative view. This shows the opposing, or contrary nature, of their beliefs, which shows you that the answer is C.
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Bassanio rejects the gold casket because he is aware that European moral iconographies repudiate earthly wealth (though, ironically, Bassanio is a poor illustration of the principle).
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Mavis Obeng Tiwaah,
Post Office Box 23176,
Kumasi-Ashanti Region
Ghana.
September 12,2021.
The Minister,
Ashanti Region Municipality,
P. O. Box 1742,
Accra.
Dear sir,
HOW GAlAMSEY HAVE DESTROYED OUR WATER BODIES.
Generally, water bodies serves as a good impact to the individual and the country at large. Water bodies provides electricity, fishes, tourist centers and aods domestic and industrial purposes.
The fact that water bodies serve as a good impact to the individual and the country at large doesn't mean it is without problem. The problem is as follows.
The major problem been faced by water bodies is the GAlAMSEY. Young people with the aim of getting rich early use chemicals,
cynaide and excavators to. dug a big hole so as to get gold . This activity is excessively happening in your constituency. Dear sir, the saddest part is that,they do not cover the hole been dug . So when there's a heavy rainfall, it then washes the soil and then finally settles in our water bodies which makes it harmful to use.
As at now, citizens are complaining due to shortage of water and has completely led to diseases which is killing most of the people.
Dear sir, immediate help and advice should be in access to curb this misfortune. Radio station and other forum should also help in educating the citizens about the consequences and effect of destroying water bodies. Dear sir, I hope this stated views would be taken into consideration.
Yours Faithfully,
<em><u>Mavis.</u></em>
Answer:Keats uses here two elaborated metaphors: one of the imagination as a charioteer who can fly into the heavens and "do strange deeds / Upon the clouds" (evidently a reference to the imagination's creative func tion), and one of poetry itself as being a planet of sound, rolling through the heavens.
