Taking into consideration the poem "Invictus" and the answer given to part A, we can choose the following quote to best support it:
A) "I thank whatever gods may be / For my unconquerable soul." (Lines 3-4)
<h3>What was said in part A?</h3>
- In part A, we are asked what the title "Invictus" means, given the context of the poem. The answer is "undefeated." That is the central theme of the poem - the ability to <u>never give up</u>, to keep on going no matter what.
- An indication of the meaning appears in the quote "I thank whatever gods may be / For my unconquerable soul." "Unconquerable" means something that cannot be conquered, that cannot be defeated.
- The speaker has a determined attitude, which is what allows him to stay strong and to face adversity. That is why he feels undefeated, no matter the situation.
With the information above in mind, we can choose letter A as the best option.
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B) She has nothing appropriate to wear to the formal ball.
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The United States should pursue colonizing space.
