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Read Trust by Susan Kinsolving
In the last two lines, the tone of the poem shifts from –Richard Bleak to optimistic Playful to depressing Idolizing to solemn Hopeful to apprehensive
Answer: Hopeful to apprehensive
Explanation:
The overall tone throughout Kinsolving´s poem is hopeful, as she calls the reader to trust in the existence of animals that have never been in touch with humans, and, therefore, have not become victims of human exploitation. However, in the last two lines, the tone of the poem becomes apprehensive, as the author describes what she believes to be signs of the birds who depend on her feeder feeling fear of the outside world, a fear that she can relate to.
7) B
8) D
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Answer:
Actullay yes
Explanation:
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Answer:
The mother - subject
The children - indirect object
The inflated beach ball - direct object
Explanation:
You haven't pointed out which word is underlined, so I wrote what the functions of all words in the given sentence are.
The subject is what the sentence is about. It's what/who performs an action expressed by the verb (here - <em>gave</em>) or is being described. In this case, it's <em>the mother.</em>
The direct object is the recipient of the action expressed by the verb. Here, it's <em>the inflated beach ball.</em>
The indirect object is the recipient of the direct object. Here, it's <em>the children</em>.
