The correct answer is the second option.
It's easy to tell a waltz from another type of music; waltzes are always in three-quarter time.
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The thing which is different about the poem "Landscape with the Fall of Icarus" and the Brueghel painting on which it is based is A: The poem explains that the wings had melted, but the painting does not show this.
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The poem “Landscape with the Fall of Icarus” is written by “William Carlos Williams” is a beautiful poem based on Brueghel painting. “Brueghel's painting” depicts this Fall of Icarus. It shows how his legs splash into water and his wings fail. The title of the poem also states that there is scenery that shows the fall of Icarus.
The contrast in the two is that, Brueghel's painting shows that no one is affected by tragedy in others life and they don't even notice it. The poem refers to the same plight of the person but in his own perspective. He shows how the ploughman keeps ploughing and Icarus wings which are made of wax start melting. As a result, he fell into the sea. No one notices this and Icarus dies.
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C. On the way to the city of Riga
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d) God throwing Satan from Heaven down to Hell.
Explanation:
In this excerpt, Milton describes the scene of God throwing Satan from Heaven to Hell. He tells us how Satan was hurled from the ethereal sky, and that he was welcomed by ruin and combustion. This ruin and combustion is Hell. Hell in this excerpt is also described as "bottomless perdition." Moreover, Satan is described as living in chains and among fire.
It helps gain understanding of the writing also if something doesn't make sense later it is easier to change around later because it is already separated into chunks.<span />