Answer:
Adversity can be overcome, or at least countered, by an individual's strength of spirit.
Explanation:
In this poem, the poet explains the strength and will lie in the subject of the poem. From the first stanza, the poet uses the verb to rise to show that no matter how difficult consequences are there is a strong feeling that moves the subject of poem to fight. In poetic pictures written in this poem, the readers can notice how the poets make comparisons to nature. In the second stanza, it is shown how the subject looks up to nature and moves towards it. In the third stanza, the scenes of weaknesses serve as impulsion to overcome adversity. Through the whole poem, the poet uses pictures of rising and overcoming by citing situations that the subject will have to fight it.
An individual's strength of spirit dominates as the main feeling in the poem. This helps the subject to overcome the adversity.
Answer:
This characterization of the time pictures Orwell's inner conflict.
Explanation:
In paragraph 11 of "Shooting an Elephant" by George Orwell, the characterization of the five seconds as a long time pictures <em>Orwell's inner conflict</em>. Orwell was a British police officer in Burma who represented the British Empire. He is hated by the local people, and he inwardly hates British imperialism. He does not want to kill the elephant, but the Burmese crowd wants him to. In what seems an eternity for him, that long time-period of five seconds before the shot, he is thinking about all this.
Answer:
A) but
Explanation:
and, but, yet, so, or, for, nor = coordinating conjunctions
of = preposition
all = pronoun
4. B
5. B
6. D
i’m fairly sure these are right, hope this helps!! :)