I believe the correct answer is D. "<span>The White Whale swam before him as the monomaniac incarnation of all those malicious agencies which some deep men feel eating in them."
This excerpt conveys both the real drama (a giant whale swimming before Ahab), and Ahab's internal drama, because he sees him as an incarnation of all the evil in the world. Furthermore, the narrator says that this "malicious agency" is the source of psychological destruction for Ahab. All of these elements make this excerpt the most agitating. The other excerpts are just descriptions.</span>
Globally it has made people recognize (more than they would before) the importance of washing your hands, not touching certain things in a public area etc.
Personally it has made me look around and think what i shouldn't be touching, and being aware of sickness that could possibly be going around.
Answer:
B) the poet speaking directly to Anne Bradstreet
Explanation:
In Homage to Mistress Bradstreet "we can see the poet paying tribute to Anne Bradstreet, while exposing points of her artistic life, of the creative repression she suffered, of the tension that her artistic life caused in her home life, among her family. to show cultural points of society and the place where she lived.
We can see, when reading the poem, that the poet is talking, talking directly to Anne Bradstreet. That's because he uses the pronouns "you", "your" "yours" a lot, which means that the author is talking to her.
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. The statement that best completes the flow of reasoning would be that these <span>rights are natural and God-given to all men equally. Hope this answers the questions. Have a nice day.</span>