Answer:
where the story takes place
Explanation:
makes the most sense, hope this helps!
Question 7:
The heroe in this poem is the narrator.This person has a duty to a nation he loves and belongs to.It is not any grass the narrator is describing, it is the grass merged with the land this person inhabits.The air he breathes is special, it is shared by men who were intrepid and settled in those lands so far away from what was known as the civilized world.He is ready to be the father to many generations who will , in the future, populate those lands.
Question 8:
Free verse was considered an innovation in those days.Whitman does not make use of the metrical tradition.He uses syntactic parallelism as in ..."These are really the thoughts..".."they are not original..."if they are not yours.."
Question 9
The second option summarizes his point of view of society.
In the poem there is a line that could explain this idea.."My tongue,every atom of my blood,
form´d from this soil,this air.."
Through these lines we could see that it is the land we inhabit that makes us no different from the others.Being a constituent of a nation, having the same tongue to speak is what in the end makes as much the same.We belong to a society with a history, the same history of our forebearers.
Answer:
B). It is better to be part of beauty for a minute then live forever and never be part of beauty.
Explanation:
The poem titled 'The Lesson Of the Moth' penned by Don Marquis primarily discusses the tale of a moth who possesses a bizarre habit of being captivated to the bright light.
As per the question, when the fictional moth was attempting to 'break into the light bulb', it is asked for the reason why it was doing so. The speaker or the fictional moth gives a profound reason. He says that 'it is better to be a part of beauty for a minute and 'get burned in the beauty' instead of living forever and never being the part of that beauty.' The poet focuses on the theme of 'significance having a reason to live' instead of living pointlessly. Thus, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
<span> "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" retreats into fantasy as an escape from his </span>mundane<span> reality. In the </span>real<span> world, he is </span>ordinary<span>, </span>passive<span>, and sometimes </span>inept<span>. </span>
A. use dialogue to convey information
That's how narrative essays work.