Answer:
Some possibilities ....
They walked <em><u>cautiously</u></em> through the woods.
<em><u>quickly</u></em>
<em><u>aimlessly</u></em>
Explanation:
In the first sentence “Filling “is a GERUND. The gerund has the function of a noun and in this particular example it is part of the subject of the sentence. In the last sentence “to run” and “to walk” is an INFINITIVE. Finally, in the third one, “riding” is a PARTICIPLE. A participle has the function of an adjective and in this particular example it is part of a participle clause.
The correct answer is <u>B) unstressed STRESSED, unstressed STRESSED, unstressed STRESSED, unstressed STRESSED. It emphasizes the dreariness of life.</u>
This rhyme scheme is <em>aabba</em> which means that the word "dreary" from the beginning of the stanza <u>rhymes back with itself</u> in the end of the stanza which emphasizes the cyclical, dreary nature of life though the means of using this meter. In other words, the dreariness cannot be escaped.
<span>It was overly intellectual. Williams disliked Ezra Pound's and especially T. S. Eliot's frequent use of allusions to foreign languages and Classical sources, as in Eliot's The Waste Land. [ ] </span>
