Answer:The ignorant armies in the poem, “Dover Beach”, are the ones who are fighting and creating a chaos for something they don’t even know what. The battle fought by these armies is useless as they are ignorant of the cause.Hope it helps :)
15th September, 2013
6/A Bashabo, Dhaka
Dear Tom,
I am glad to receive your letter. In the letter you have wanted to know about my preparation for the coming examination. I am now writing about it.
You will be very glad to know that I have made a fair progress in my preparation. So, nowadays I am a bit more confident because I have totally a clear understanding of the nature of the question papers in the exam. Besides, I have read the text books thoroughly and explored every nook and corner of them. Moreover, the complex questions are already memorized. Mathematics, English, General Science and Arabic are in my daily practice routine. I believe I can do well with any sorts of question. Now I am checking my weak –point.
I hope I can overcome it successfully. Pray for me so that I can achieve an expected outcome.
Your loving friend,
Alex
Look at the rhymes and the number of stanzas. Also you can try to figure out the meaning of the poem and the connecting it has to the author.
C because they want their words to convey more meaning so the reader can look into the poem
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Explanation:
The society Lowry depicts in The Giver is a utopian society—a perfect world as envisioned by its creators. It has eliminated fear, pain, hunger, illness, conflict, and hatred—all things that most of us would like to eliminate in our own society.
