<u>Answer:</u>
<em>Repetition is used to emphasize hope and unity of Americans
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<u>Explanation:</u>
The entire poem rotates around singing because everybody is singing the hatters, the women, the carpenter, and the deckhands when reading the poem, you will feel like you are in a broad play singing and dancing. Therefore repetition of the song has been used to create unity and love among all people. However, based on the understanding of the Whitman, singing is a universal activity that each individual can do on their own, but when done in unison, it creates an intense meaning.
I’m guessing A or B you should probably look what does it mean
The correct answer is <span>He is very careful and loving, and hardly lets me stir without special direction.
The final part of the sentence points out that he's not actually careful and loving but rather quite bothersome and nags all the time. This is what verbal irony is actually, meaning the opposite of what is said. </span>
I looked it up on safari:)