Polydectes tricked Perseus into believing that he was furious for not bringing a gift for his wedding so Perseus said that he would give anything he wants. Upon hearing it, he then asked for Medusa's head, a cursed woman guarded with a lot of snakes in her head that whoever stares at them turns into stone. He asks for Medusa's head because he know it was suicidal mission.<span>
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The answer to the question above is "The poem relies more on pathos than the speech does" based on the type of persuasion used in the text. The pathos is a type persuasion which a writer or speaker used by manifesting certain emotion of the audiences<span>. The poem tended to manifest pity emotion from the audiences.</span>
The answer is D
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The poem begins with the image of the men returning to the safer area behind the lines. They are described as being exhausted and walking through mud hunched over barely awake. The speaker uses the phrases "bent double", "knock-kneed" and "drunk with fatigue" to show their state of exhaustion.
Another image in the poem is the image of the boy dying from the gas attack. The speaker uses the phrases "eyes writing", "hanging face", and "froth-corrupted lungs" to demonstrate the horror of the gas's effects.
The correct answer D. improper
Explanation:
The text talks about the predisposition of children to laugh, this behavior is affected when they are accompanied by adults since they control their impulse to laugh before the humour moment or even at the funniest moment because they consider it indecent. According to the above, the word unseemly refers to an inappropriate attitude (children laughing) for a specific situation (moments before the fun or even the most fun moment with adults). So the correct answer is D. Improper
