Options B, E, and H are the ones that manage to develop the idea that things, objects inside a house are a burden.
These options are:
- B. There was nothing in the house to demand care to claim attention consciousness with its insistent and change in companionship
- E. This did not have to be taken down and put up in a arranged and dusted and cared for
- H. If we could but free ourselves once for all, how simple life might become!
The text shows how the narrator when arriving at a house, with very little furniture and objects, feels at peace and happy.
She doesn't feel the need to furnish the house, because she thinks it would end the peace the house provided.
The house established a calm that she had never felt before and she began to realize that this was because the house did not promote the obligation to clean, care and preserve the objects, as this was a great burden.
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Among the choices given, the correct answer is:
Ted and I cannot convince Steve to change,
because he must first convince himself.
<span>The sentence uses the correct form and number of pronouns.
“I” which is a subject pronoun is the correct form to replace a noun and “himself”
which is a reflexive pronoun should be used referring to Ted, the subject and
the object of the sentence.</span>
Answer:
The enormous stone is easily and routinely moved by the giant Cyclops.
Explanation:
The epic simile that is used in this excerpt is the one that compares the enormous stone to a cap, and the way the Cyclops moves it to the way one would cap a quiver. This implies that the Cyclops finds moving the stone to be a very easy and mundane task, and that the stone is easily and routinely moved by the giant Cyclops.
