Answer:
Fourth Option <em>“A perfect taste made possible by the most brutal labor.”</em>
Explanation:
Author's main purpose of this excerpt is about difficulties, problems and labor involved with the production of sugar. He also points out that sugar is sweeter than honey. Both these purposes are fulfilled in this quotation i.e. <em>“A perfect taste made possible by the most brutal labor.”</em> A perfect taste for sweeter taste of sugar, and the most brutal labor for difficulties and labor put in for the production of sugar.
First, second and third options are not correct because they support only one part of the author's main purpose i.e. either difficulty or taste.
b) is the correct answer. A rhyme scheme that sets these lines apart at the conclusion of the poem.
Answer: D. standard English
Explanation:
Standard English is used in formal settings, such as is literature like the excerpt presented in this question, as opposed to non-standard English which is used in informal settings, with family and friends.
Although Standard English began as a regional dialect that emerged in the southeast of England, is now considered the official form to be used in writing, in the education system, court texts, the church, newspapers, and any official writing, and it can be used with different regional accents or without any regional diction.
We know that the excerpt is no using a southern dialect because there are no words like "ain’t" and "y’all", which are common for that dialect.
His reputation would be ruined, he was a reverend keep that in mind. btw I CAME OUT IN THE CRUCIBLE AS ABIGAIL ADAMS IN MY FALL PRODUCTION LAST YEAR!!!
The speaker is addressing his words to death. The speaker is personifying death because death is not living it can not be proud.
Personifying/personification: Giving non living things living traits. like: The wind whipped our ankles as we walked down the narrow path.
the wind is not living it can not whip..
