First, they're both nouns. Secondly, they are both described as settings, places or destinations that the speaker wants to be in or go to.
Answer:
“descended into the cool greenness”
“promise hung about us like the leaves”
“birds broke into song”
a.k.a the bottom three
Answer:
allusion
Explanation:
Allusion is the use of historical places, people, or objects in text
B. Add a hyphen between “twenty” and “seven.” Otherwise, it is written as two separate numbers, 20 and 7.
A. Delete the hyphen in “one-fourth.” You are counting the number of fourths, so a hyphen is not needed.
A. Add a comma after “trumpet.” This is called a serial comma, or an Oxford comma. Many people use it and some don’t. It is the comma that separates the second to last item in a list from the preposition before the last item.
