The suffix -ible is like the suffix -able. They both mean "capable of doing."
Example:
Convertible means being able or capable of converting.
Answer:
C. has often missed
Explanation:
My sister has often missed the TV show, and then she can go crazy because of this.
The simile “lay down / to sleep like a snow-covered road / winding through pines” refers to death. To be more exact, to death of the author's father. The message that author wanted to convey is to show how people can pass through their loss and to represent all the loneliness of death, comparing it to the loneliness of the winter road, empty and deserted.
A feeling of mystery<em> </em><em>is an effect caused by the rhyme in this stanza.
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Up to the 4th verse, the stanza follows a syllabic rhyme ABAB pattern where final words end with similar vowels sounds. This arrangement provides musicality as well as a sense of calm given the use of <em>natural visual imagery. </em>
The 5th verse continues the rhythmic pattern, although it already creates tension by introducing a strange ocurrence "<em>the sound of a hound in the distance".
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Verse 6th then ends the stanza by breaking the rhyming pattern maintained and leaving the reader with a sense of mystery and tension about the unfolding of events.
