Answer:
The evidence of Kovaloff returning joyfully, passing satirical expressions in front of two officers who were in the shop suggest that kovaloff has not learnd anything from the experience of losing his nose.
Explanation:
‘The Nose’ is a short story which is written by St. Petersburg. Platon Kuzmich Kovalev is a character from the story who loses his nose. Throughout the story Kovalen is depicted as a foolish character.
The evidence of him returning joyfully and passing satirical expressions suggests that he didn’t learned anything. Kovalen has a habit of flirting and mocking everyone. And even after losing his nose he did not change his old habits. He did not learn a lesson and he still makes fun of the people around him.
b. False, Iron was originally used, but the steel industry began to grow because steel was a lot stronger and lasted longer then iron.
Answer:
C} Grandmother, almanac, stove, child, tears, house.
Explanation:
A sestina is a poem that consists of six stanzas of six lines each, followed by an envoi that is the last stanza with three lines. And there is a specific pattern of rhyming in the poem, which is ABCDEF, FAEBDC, CFDABE, ECBFAD, DEACFB, BDFECA with the envoi's rhyme EDA while also containing the rhymed words of FBC in between the lines.
Elizabeth Bishop's "Sestina" the rhymed words in the first six stanzas are <em>"house, grandmother, child, stove, almanac, tears"</em> which embody the lettering "ABCDEF" in the rhyme pattern. Now, these words are used in the last stanza, the envoi with the three words<em> "almanac stove, house"</em> ending the lines but the other three<em> "grandmother, child, tears"</em> are incorporated in the middle of the lines.
Thus, the correct answer is option C.
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