Answer: He is proud and suspicious, but she is open and trusting.
Explanation:
He describes the duchess as having a heart "too soon made glad, too easily impressed." Throughout the poem he describes her as one that is kind with an open heart. She receives advances from many people and the Duke is suspicious of her interest in him. He talks about how she receives his gifts but puts them with all the others as if his were no better.
In this poem it is describing b
It would be an adjective, refers to the qualities of taste and not on the action.
The answer is D. A dialogue involves a <em>exchange of opinions</em>, like a conversation towards a particular subject. <em>Even</em> an <em>inner dialogue</em>, not talking directly to the people, <em>still</em> passes important information that help the audience understand things not so obvious. In sentences A, B and C, phrases like "I told them" and "I said" don't seem to indicate a dialogue. <em>But in D, "I asked them" invites the audience to a conversation.</em>
