(A.) because the traveler speaks in this poem as if this is something he hasn't stumbled on but a story that he knows and it would be surprising if he had happened upon the broken statue on his own.
Answer:
It depends on the context but I think it is a metaphor
Explanation:
I don't know this book, but I can infer that Ralph may be in a tricky/dangerous social situation, and may have to be aware of the people around him and their intentions.
Answer:
Before the flight, Daedalus gave his young son learns instructions in how to fly. He warned him that if he flew too close to the sea, the spray would soak the feathers,making the wings useless.
Explanation:
Before putting wings on Icarus, Daedalus gives his son some warnings: he should follow him closely and fly at a middle height.If he flies too low, the seawater will dampen the wings, and if he flies too high, the sun will melt theme.
