Answer:
The image is intriguing.
Explanation:
John Keats' poem "Ode on a Grecian Urn" revolves around an unnamed speaker who is observing an old, Grecian urn decorated with images of ancient rural Grecian life. And through the image that he saw, the speaker expresses his admiration at the perfect, beautiful image on the urn, though captured inanimate.
In the given lines from the fourth stanza, the speaker addresses the urn, asking <em>"who are these coming to the sacrifice?",</em> seemingly addressing the <em>"mysterious priest"</em> in the picture. This use of the word "mysterious" suggests that the image that is shown depicted on the urn is intriguing to the speaker and is interesting to him.
Thus, the correct answer is the third option.
Answer:
The hint is right after the word cease. It say will it cease, or will he continue believing him. It told the opposite of cease of cease. It said will he continue believing him, or will he ever cease the things he found online. Meaning that since it said or, it means it is comparing things, so he is comparing what cease means, and the opposite of it means. Sorry if its confusing, I did not know how to explain it well. -_-
Explanation:
But what is the problem? Maybe then i could answer your question.
The correct answer among all the other choices is B. morior : postmortem. This is the pair of words that has the same kind of relationship as the given pair. Thank you for posting your question. I hope this answer helped you. Let me know if you need more help.
