The answer is the last one because infinitive phrases need a to- with a verb to it like to visit. to was used and visit is a verb because you can visit things like the store, For Example: we went outside to visit the store.
The answer you are looking for I believe to be <span><span>
<u>4) A type of monologue in which a character speaks to himself and expresses his sincere feelings and thoughts.</u>
</span></span>The actual definition of <em>soliloquy</em> is "an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers, especially by a character in a play"
Though choice two is a great possibility the keyword you are looking for is "speaking to himself"
I hope this is right and helps!!
I agree with you.
I'd also say that a poem using theoretical or obscure terms to convey meaning may be said to be using abstract diction.
Since these terms are not concrete, they are abstract.
Zachary struggled, to pick up the heavy, bulky box.
Zachary struggled to pick up the heavy, bulky, box.
Zachary, struggled to pick up the heavy bulky box.
Zachary struggled to pick up the heavy, bulky box.
