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The statement that best expresses the central idea of the quatrain is "Your beauty will never fade because you will live forever in the lines of this poem."
<h3>What is the third quatrain about?</h3>
The third quatrain (a quatrain consists of four lines) in Shakespeare's "Sonnet 18" is about immortalizing someone's beauty. The speaker is telling someone that death will never destroy her beauty, that is, that her beauty will never fade.
That is possible, according to the speaker, precisely because he is writing a poem about that person. Thus, she becomes immortal, that is, lives forever as long as that poem and its lines exist. People will never forget about her and her beauty so long as they read about her in those lines.
With the information above in mind, we can choose option A as the correct answer.
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The correct option is option letter B (A serious athlete makes a total commitment to competing). The short story “<em>Raymond's Run</em>” by Toni Cade Bambara (1990) narrates the story of Hazel Parker (Squeaky) and how she decides to coach her brother Raymond, who has a mental disability, putting her own running career off to coach Raymond. The excerpt from this short story presented above narrates how Squeaky fully <u>commits to her competition</u> noticing everything, but <em>taking care of his energy</em>. For instance, she prefers not to holler at her brother who is alongside the track so as <u>not to waste energy</u> before her competition. This clearly describe how professional and serious she is about competing.
These questions refers to the story "The Yellow Wallpaper."
In this story, we meet a woman who was diagnosed with an illness, and is prescribed absolute rest, including intellectual one. The story is told from the point of view of the woman herself, which allows us to witness the deterioration of her mental state first-hand.
At the beginning of the story, we see that the woman is quite a reliable narrator. However, as she begins to lose her mind, she becomes increasingly unreliable, making it impossible for the reader to know to what extent she should be trusted. Moreover, the woman is unable to escape from this situation due to the fact that her husband is a doctor, and he does not accept her opinions.
Finally, in terms of the room, we see that the narrator is in a room that has an ugly, yellow wallpaper. Besides this, she receives no mental stimulation, which leads her to become obsessed with the wallpaper as well as with the ideas of freedom and captivity.
Answer:
B rhymed quatrain.....if it is wrong I’m sorry:)
