Answer:
<em>How public—like a Frog— </em>
<em>To an admiring Bog!
</em>
Explanation:
This poem alternaates between lines in iambic tetrameter and iambic trimeter, there is one exception in the first line, but knowing that, it becomes just a matter of identifing iambic trimeter lines compared to iambic tetrameter .
How - PUB / lic, - LIKE / a - FROG
To - AN / ad - MI /ring - BOG!
The correct answer for 1 is oversimplification/hasty generalization
It is hastily generalized that just because Victoria is a girl and likes dancing, that all girls like dancing.
The correct answer for 2 should be ad hominem
He is not providing any argument to counter their statement, he is attacking them that they don't have heads.
Answer:
The literal meaning the meaning found in a dictionary or non-figurative.
Answer:
The narrator responds to his fear by staying in the big room to learn more.
Explanation:
In the story, By the Waters of Babylon by Stephen Vincent Benét a Priest named John goes on a mission to discover things about his city, and this mission was spurred by the believes of the natives that gods dwelt in the land so many years ago. Although John was filled with fear due to these beliefs and the conflict he experienced within him, he still summoned the courage to sleep in the big room.
While sleeping in that big room, it was revealed to him that there were no gods as the people believed rather it was humans that lived in those cities.
