The correct answer is C. The poem's circumstantial context
Explanation:
In poetry, the dramatic situation refers to the context or situation the poet creates in order to contextualize the conflict or situation that is being described in the poem, this implies the dramatic situation is the context in which the feelings, characters, and events that are described in the poem take place. This element allows the poet to involve the reader into the poem and introduce different actions that make the plot of the poem evolve; however, it is not necessary to have a dramatic situation and because of this, some poems just describe some situation without any defined context. Considering this, it can be concluded the dramatic situation refers to the "poem's circumstantial context" or the situation or plot created by the poet for the character, actions and other elements of the poem.
Answer: He spends his summers with his aunt, Miss Rachel
Explanation:
Dill, whose real name is Charles Baker Harris, comes to Maycomb from Meridian, Mississippi. He spends the summers in Maycomb with his aunt, Miss Rachel. His mother is originally from Maycomb County and works in a beauty parlor, while it seems like Dill's father is not in the picture. Dill comes to Maycomb to spend time with his relatives, perhaps because his mother is a single parent and needs help with Dill.
Answer:
Narrative.
Explanation:
This paragraph is written in a first-person point of view. They're describing their personal experience, telling a story.
Therefore I believe this paragraph is narrative, although I can see interpretations where it would be considered a descriptive paragraph.
I <span>didn't see her leap through air, only heard the sudden thump and looked out my window. She was hanging by the backs of her heels from the new gutter we had put up that year, and she was smiling.</span>
The style of "Gumption" is developed through realistic dialogue, while the style of "To Build a Fire" is objective.
