Answer:
1. Which word provides a clue to the meaning of kabinetts?
Searching
2. Which consecutive letters does apfel share with its English cognate?
a, p, e, l
3. Which phrase provides a clue to the meaning of fieber?
forehead
4. What is the English cognate for fieber?
fever
Explanation:
1. Searching shows he was looking for something. He was in the kitchen. When you are looking in the kitchen for something you might want to look in the <em>cabinets.</em>
2. He is looking for food and what food sounds like apfel? The answer is apple. What letters do they have in common? a, p, e, l.
3. Forehead signifies he might be feeling to see if it's warm because he may not be feeling well. Which leads me to the next question.
4. It's fever because, if you look at the explanation for 3 he touched his forehead and after that, he says, "I think I have a <u>fieber.</u> I'm going to bed." This shows he was either tired or sick. Since he touched his forehead, he was probably sick with a fever.
Answer:
the answer is A
Explanation:
I looked it up and it was right haha
Answer: Demeaning
Explanation:
Arachne's tone in these lines is demeaning. To demean someone means to belittle the person or to damage the character of such person.
By using words such as "silly fool, worn out and witless in your palsied age" shows that the words were not respectful or celebratory but demeaning.
SMILE Stands for:
Structure
Meaning
Imagery
Language
Effect
SMILE is used when evaluating a poem. You need to look for the poem's structure, the poem's meaning (what is the author trying to say), spot imagery (what pops in your head when you read the poem), how is the language used (what words, melody of words when read out loud), and the poem's effect.