Since the very beginning, the use of the phrase "gives me pleasure" allows the speaker to convey a satisfied tone that not only speaks about Jackson's satisfactions, but it also invites the audience to feel satisfied with the work, that after taking too long, has finally been achieved. Therefore, the correct answer is C.
In this poem we can see the comparison of two points of view about one subject, in the first part of the poem, the speaker is in a lecture of an apparently very successful astronomer, where he sees charts, equations and numbers that represent many aspect of the stars, the speaker gets bored and doesn't seem to find any of this information interesting, so he goes out and sees the stars in the night sky and realizes that he doesn't need to understand all the numbers an science behind them to be able to appreciate their beauty.
So basically the romantic ideas are that even though the astronomer finds his/her passion in the science, to the writer, the science distracted him from the beauty of the stars themselves
The structure of the poem reinforce this idea, first by using contractions as learn'd, wander'd, the writer wants us to realize that the speaker doesn't have an educational level as high as the astronomer. Also, at the beginning of the poem, it is basically a description of the lecture told without much excitement otherwise, when the speaker goes out, the description became so much full of emotion, ex: In the mystical moist night-air..
Answer:
It answers the question<em> why</em> and modifies the verb <em>take</em>.
Explanation:
An adverb clause is a type of dependent clauses that represents a group of words that functions as an adverb. Unlike independent clauses, dependent clauses do not express a complete thought, so they can't stand alone, as without the rest of the sentence they don't mean anything.
The adverb clause in the given sentence is <em>Since you're getting up early</em>. Adverb clauses modify verbs, providing additional information about when, where, why, how, how much or under what condition the action expressed by the verb takes place. The clause from our example modifies the verb <em>take </em>and is an adverb clause of reason, informing us about why the action described by the verb is taken. Adverb clauses of reason usually begin with conjunctions such as<em> </em><em>because, since, as, </em>and<em> that.</em>
Answer:
1. C. Compare and Contrast
2. C. On the other hand
3. A. It explains why living in a new state can fail
Explanation:
1.
Machiavelli compares as he puts it a stable country under the controlled rule of a monarchy or ' prince' which can fail if it does not have this control. Machiavelli contrasts that in a monarchy the people obey and are fast to follow orders. For this reason the people would not know how to govern themselves without the prince.
While a previous republic would be a "greater desire for Vengeance" Meaning the people would not be easily manipulated.
2. On the other hand signifies comparing one thing to another. it is the only option. that will fit with such a excerpt.
3. The text structure explains that a country ruled in an authoritarian way would make the people easier to manipulate and more loyal to their 'prince'. While the people of a old Republic where the prince would come to cease would be more rebellious and would be harder to keep in line. Machiavelli states that the prince should destroy them. Niccolò Machiavelli teaches a prince on how to control his people. There are many references on doing g anything necessary to keep power, but to your people you must seem fair and just. This shines through in the excerpt