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Answer:
The correct answer is: “Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? / Thou art more lovely and more temperate.” (Lines 1-2)
Explanation:
In the part A, the we had to describe a theme of the sonnet. The correct answer was: Love is grander and more enduring than what it is often compared to. Therefore, lines 1-2 best support the theme of the sonnet.
In Sonnet 18, Shakespeare compares his love to a summer's day and states that love is more powerful than summer. After comparing love with summer, the poet indicates the main difference between these two concepts, by saying that the summer has its end, while human love can be eternal and last forever.
Hello! I have one suggestion that would help your essay stand out and make a greater impact. Your claim is very spot on and shows what you want to address. There are some restructuring points that can take place to better the grammar of the essay and make it sound more pulled together, especially where you state "Repetition, the quote..." can be restated as "Orwell utilizes repetition throughout the novella to further impact the overall persuasiveness of the language that he uses to convey his stances. He uses the quote "long live the windmill! Long live Animal Farm!" in order to emphasize a call-to-action and encourage for the speeches that the leaders use to give the other animals an incentive to protect Animal Farm."
If you use this same structure, it ties everything back to your claim and fully emphasizes what you want to state clearly. Just fix the spots where you state the rhetorical device and add more detail in order to fully tie everything back!
Good luck! If this is for AP Language, you're in for a great experience!
I’m pretty sure it’s the second obe