1> often
2> usually
3> never
4> always
5> rarely
6> often
7> sometimes
8> often
9> rarely
10 > always
Answer:
A. to show that cleaning the room will be a huge task.
Explanation:
We do not know what poem this is referring to, but this poet uses a simile or metaphor. This is a type of figurative language and is not meant to be "taken literally." This rules out options C and D because there is not an <em>actual</em> elephant.
While B could still be an answer, the narrator could have cleaned up their room once before without it feeling like a big task. Since they chose to compare it to an elephant specifically, we can guess that the answer will be "A. to show that cleaning the room will be a huge task."
Answer:
D. to show the sequence of reasons.
A author may use words such as "first, additionally, furthermore, finally" to show the sequence of reasons.
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