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Wendy found her fuzzy sweater.
The girl takes a yellow bus to school.
Grandfather snores extremely loudly.
A lovely butterfly landed on the beautiful flower.
The cold weather was nasty.
The giant boat raced through the water.
Cows sat in the amazing green meadow.
She shouted to me from the crowded hallway.
The silk shimmered like a colorful rainbow.
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Answer:the raven has a deep impact on the narrator and is – caused by its image created within the poem – a symbol of death. His role as a reminder of death is still current in the present day. The poem The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe influences a lot of people because it is one of the most read poems
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The central ideas found in Society and Solitude and Chapter I of Nature is, both passages stress the importance of individual contemplation.
Answer: Option A.
Explanation:
‘Society and Solitude’ and “Nature’ are both an essay written by the widely known Ralph Waldo Emerson. The former one talks about the notions of society and solitude, while the latter one talks about the euphony between humans and the natural world. But one idea which links both the passage is the importance of individual contemplation.
In ‘Society and Solitude’, Emerson suggests that self contemplation leads to enlightenment. Similarity in ‘Nature’ also, he stresses that one should get rid of the materialistic things and enjoy a pure relation with one’s own thoughts, with nature, and the universe.
Emerson addresses the individual contemplation in both passages as ‘the sublime’, the state of supreme being.