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Answer:
The words the poet includes to help readers visualize the scene are:
"pearl-pale hand"
Explanation:
The device used by writers to help readers visualize a scene is called imagery.<u> The words chosen by the writer will appeal to one or more of the five senses, making it easier for readers to see, feel, hear etc. what is being described.</u> Among the options given in the question, there is one that <u>appeals to our sense of sight: "pearl-pale hand"</u>. These are the words that introduce the part in the excerpt that gets readers imagining a scene:
<em>You need but lift a pearl-pale hand, And bind up your long hair and sigh</em>
Notice how this passage is filled with imagery. We can easily visualize a poet lifting his white hand to tie his hair. We can hear him sighing before he starts to write. We can clearly imagine the scene.
Answer:
B) the poet speaking directly to Anne Bradstreet
Explanation:
In Homage to Mistress Bradstreet "we can see the poet paying tribute to Anne Bradstreet, while exposing points of her artistic life, of the creative repression she suffered, of the tension that her artistic life caused in her home life, among her family. to show cultural points of society and the place where she lived.
We can see, when reading the poem, that the poet is talking, talking directly to Anne Bradstreet. That's because he uses the pronouns "you", "your" "yours" a lot, which means that the author is talking to her.
Answer:
"Adults intellectually and during working hours," he went on. "Infants where feeling and desire are concerned."
"Yes, I do find it of sufficient scientific interest," said the deep voice. "Bring these two individuals back to London with you." (9.9-10)
"I ventured to think," stammered Bernard, "that your fordship might find the matter of sufficient scientific interest…"
"Hurry up!" said Bernard irritably. One of them glanced at him. Was that a kind of bestial derision that he detected in those blank grey eyes? "Hurry up!" he shouted more loudly, and there was an ugly rasp in his voice. (4.2.3-5)
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