Answer:
Its an idiom
Explanation:
The used phrase is not meant to be taken literally
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I have no idea where this text is from but B seems like a reasonable answer!
Answer:
The poem includes neoclassical elements such as elevated language and heroic couplets. The line "Fair Freedom now her ensigns bright displays" is an example of the elevated style of the poem. The poem also expresses a political (nationalistic) point of view, and its subject is a desirable human state in the future.
Yes, they're two fragments of one sentence.
