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Answer:
A: The milk spilled. * B: I'll get a sponge. A: Why can't you come to our house this weekend? * B: I'll be working. A: Why did you leave the door open? * B: I'm going to carry in the packages. A: The doorbell is ringing. * B: I'll answer it. A: I'm ready to take your order. * B: I'll have a bowl of soup. A: Why did you turn on the oven? * B: I'm making a cake later. A: What are your plans for dinner? * B: I'm going to cook pasta. A: What does your work schedule say about next week? * B: I'll work Monday and Thursday. A: You'll have some free time in an hour. * B: Maybe I'll be doing my homework. A: Who volunteered to pick up the pizza for tonight's dinner? * B: I did. I'm going to get it.
Explanation:
Near the end of the poem you're talking about, the old woman uses similes, comparisons using the words "like" or "as," to describe how aged she has become: she says her hands are "like broom sticks," meaning dry and stiff, while her body is "dry, like a carved image." This simile also shows how stiff and wooden her old body has gotten. A carved image is not only dry, but also can't move. I hope I helped you!
Answer:
exclamatory
Explanation:
its exclamatory because there is a explanation mark at the end!
