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3 years ago

Which best explains how the use of spacing between words develops the theme in "in just"?

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max2010maxim [7]3 years ago

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The use of spacing between words contributes to developing the theme in "in Just" because (a.) it provides a feeling of chaos and motion that reflect those aspects of spring.

This poem, which was written by E.E. C(u)mmings, presents the way in which a child sees spring. It makes reference to the changes brought about by a new season. Although spring is 'mud-luscious' and chaotic, it is also a time to celebrate nature. The spacing between words in the poem reflects the feeling of spring and the disarray that characterizes this season.

Alex17521 [72]3 years ago

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Answer:

a.they provide a feeling of chaos and motion that's reflect those aspects of spring

Explanation:

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= PromotionWhich one is not a benefit to

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c. Less stress

d. Enjoying life

= PromotionWhich one is not a benefit to

employee which results through

positive attitude of an employee

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a. Job security

b. Promotion

c. Less stress

d. Enjoying life

= PromotionWhich one is not a benefit to

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positive attitude of an employee

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a. Job security

b. Promotion

c. Less stress

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