Question 4. The answer is C
Question 5. The answer is D
Question 6. The answer is A
The correct answer here is D.
The Nature in classical romanticism poems is a force of good, respite,inspiration and tranquility. In Byron's Darkness it is clearly not. It is important to note that this poem was created after a catastrophic eruption of Mountain Tambora which severely affected and caused the abnormal weather across the globe. That is why the Nature as depicted here is different from the rest of the romanticism poems.
<span>Both poets are talking about the slave trade and people being brought from Africa to America. Phyllis Wheatley came to America, supposedly as a companion, on a ship called the Susannah. In the states, she was taught to read and write. She says that it was a mercy for her to be brought to America and uses her own conversion to Christianity as evidence of all Africans' need for redemption. Philip Freneau, on the other hand, was an anti-slavery activist. He believed people can be better redeemed through education and that teachers of philosophy were better instructors of morality than the church.</span>
Answer:
The little girl, holding a basket of food, is most likely going to be hurt by the wolf. Animals, especially those who are hungry, will attack when it comes to food. As it is a little girl, the wolf will most likely walk away unharmed.
Explanation:
If this is based on red riding hood, rather than you opinion, the girl will be eaten and the wolf will later die.
<span>Starbuck believes that Ahab’s obsession is madness and
he bond to the respect people should have for nature. He believes that Ahab’s
obsession is in direct disagreement with God’s will; man should never be mad at
an animal for defending itself. The will to remain is instinctive in an animal,
not a malicious act.</span>