1. "Annabel Lee" is an example of a sestet. This means that a stanza consists of 6 lines.
2. "In Memoriam" is an example of a quatrain. This means that a stanza consists of 4 lines.
3. "Nothing Gold Can Stay" is an example of an octave. This means that a stanza consists of 8 lines.
4. "Hero and Leander" is an example of a couplet. This means that the successive lines in a stanza have the same number of syllables, and each two lines rhyme.
Question 1) The answer is competitive. I can tell by the nature of this text that it is nothing more than two brothers competing to be the best.
Question 2) The answer is C. This helps the directors and cast members really grasp the concept of what task could've been performed better.
Question 3) The answer is A. A change is characters and plot always helps to refresh the reader's mind and keep them intrigued.
Question 4) A. It asks us which task they didn't complete, and it also explains how they were struggling on the simple task.
Question 5) The obvious tone explained in his voice is apathetic. He is not upset or frustrated, but merely confused.
Question 6) The answer is C, it speaks for itself.
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Answer: The Song of Family, the Song of Evil, and the Song of the Pearl all represent how Kino is feeling and the current motif of the book. The Song of Family represented balance and content, the Song of Evil represented unbalance and danger, and the Song of the Pearl represented greed and what it can do to you.
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