B. Two fast and trunkless legs of stone / stand in the desert... near them, on the sand, / Half sunk, a shattered visage lies
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1. I would say the correct answer is B. His experiences have made him feel that the only victory available to Native Americans is to choose death over a life of immorality and weakness. Black Hawk obviously feels that there is no escape for Native Americans. The white men are superior in numbers and technology, and they have used deceit to defeat Native Americans and take their lands. He fought with honor and lost the battle, and now the only thing left for him is to die knowing that he did all that was in his power - and dying with honor is better than adopting the white people's ways.
2. In my opinion, the best answer is B. He uses a simile and figurative language to convey the idea that white people morally corrupt Native Americans. By using a simile, he compares the white people's grip and its effect to that of a poisonous snake. The snake itself is a metaphor for corruption and deceit. He then expands this simile by using figurative language - "they poisoned us by their touch". This word "poisoned" is a metaphor. He doesn't mean that the white people literally poisoned the Native Americans. He means that they morally corrupted them.
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1. (Elizabeth). is at school today.
2. (Budapest) is a beautiful city
3. (The zoo). is very big
4. (Dogs) are very loyal animals
5. (Christina and me) are studying medicine
6. (The teacher) . is angry.
Explanation:
1. (Elizabeth). is at school today.
2. (Budapest) is a beautiful city
3. (The zoo). is very big
4. (Dogs) are very loyal animals
5. (Christina and me) are studying medicine
6. (The teacher) . is angry.
Answer:
1 ,5 are the answers on edge
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