<span>shift in person, shift in voice
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Answer:
The question is asking for which poem you should use different voices to read them.
Explanation:
Not if you need to use a different voice for each poem, because you do. It's asking for which singular poem uses more than one voice to read.
Answer:
D. Abruptly, Mr. Rickey swung his swivel chair in my direction. He pointed a finger at me. "I know you’re a good ball player," he barked. "What I don’t know is whether you have the guts."
Explanation:
Answer:
The phrase suggests that people quickly forget the past.
Explanation:
We can immediately strike out "The phrase stresses that grass needs time to do its work." since it is clear that there is a deeper meaning to the poem. We can strike out "The phrase implies that time helps people heal their emotional wounds.
" under the explaination that there is no emotional aspect to the poem. It is from the grass's POV. There have been no emotional connections said outright to allow us to draw this conclusion. Finally, we can strike "The phrase describes the intervals between the wars.
" Although places such as Austerlitz, Waterloo, Gettysburg, Ypres, and Verdun are mentioned, it doesn't seem as though this is what the poem is mainly about. It is about how the grass is working for years and years. It can be assumed that as many people forget about grass, people can quickly forget the past.
