Answer:
chashma
Explanation:
ye ek pheli h.
ek aurat chasmay ke kinare baithi thi uska chasma us chasmay me gir gya batao usne apna chasma us chasmay me se kaisay nikala
<span>C) the persuasion toward action</span>
B has no punctuation errors
D) A savage beguiler
In sheathings of silk
The lines chosen must show that the sea is cruel but it seems as though it's not. The word beguile means to enchant something in a deceptive way. By describing the sea as a savage beguiler, it gives the sea the image of something that is fierce, but not seen as fierce. It's seemingly calm beauty, like silk, tricks one into thinking that it is calm.
The other options do not work. Option A only creates a negative image. Option B also only creates a negative image of the sea as a predator. Option C personifies the sea as having fingers, but doesn't show it's cruel nature.
If my memory serves me well, petrarchan sonnets begin with an octave and end with a <span>sestet. So your answer is the second option.</span>
