Kawaii, creepy, and cool.
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "C. wrote about medieval times; A. did not give free reign to <span>emotions."
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Here are the following choices:
A. did not give free reign to <span>emotions
B. did not advocate reform or revolution
C. wrote about medieval times
D. wrote about ancient Greek culture
E. did not strive to communicate a philosophy of nature.</span>
Answer:
B
Explanation:
B, because a pack of wolves is another way of saying a group of wolves. If a bed of clams is like a pack of wolves then it would mean a bed of clams is a group of clams.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
D is the argument of the group because it only says to avoid the route, the rest of the statements say why.
Stream of consciousness narrative is characterized by
a point of view which goes beyond a simple account from one character's
perspective and attempts to capture their internal thought processes,
particularly the free associations and strange links they make between topics.
The poem captures this narrative style by focusing on the thoughts and feelings
of the persona, who is of course named in the title. He is walking to meet a
woman for tea and is contemplating the question he is going to ask her, which we
can infer is a proposal of marriage. However, there is no arrival or meeting in
this poem. Instead, it consists of the internal and rather chaotic thought
process of J. Alfred Prufrock. As he walks along, he casts himself in the role
of various characters, including Lazarus and Hamlet, to name a few:
To
say: "I am Lazarus, come from teh dead,
<span>Come back to tell
you all, I shall tell you all"--</span>
