Answer: Strange blight, Shadow of death, Mysterious maladies
Explanation:
The foreboding tone is a technique that is warning readers that something bad will happen in the text.
The word ''blight'' is almost describing the corruption of something, disease, and even destruction. After the ''strange blight'' in the text, we can see that everything began to change which is considering that the foreboding in this case is successfully done.
Foreboding tone we can also found in ''Shadow of death'' and ''Mysterious maladies''. Shadow of death is not referring to concrete death, it is referring to something that may cause death which is also describing that something bad will happen.
Mysterious maladies are referring to mysterious diseases that can happen in any time since they are mysterious so the readers doesn't know when it will happen but they are knowing that it is something bad.
The answer is the third one
A sentence fragment because it is incomplete
People feel happy
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Answer:
The speaker wants to indicate readers the important thing is how they can understand the poem.
Explanation:
A Contribution to Statistics is a poem written by Wislawa Szymborska, a Polish poet who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1996.
Statistics refers to a branch of mathematics that collects and analyzes numbers to infer proportions in a whole based on the given data. In the poem, the speaker goes from exact data to approximate numbers to show that anyone can be identified with the poem, meaning that even though there could be some preconfigured numbers, the most important thing is how readers understand them and feel about the poem.
