In “There Is No Word for Goodbye,” whom does the speaker address?
A. Her mother
B. Her Aunt
C. Her Daughter
D. The Reader

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In “There Is No Word for Goodbye,” whom does the speaker address?
	A. Her mother 	
	B. Her Aunt 	
	C. Her Daughter 	
	D. The Reader

anonymous · Answer

not (B)

anonymous · Answer

Which of the following terms identifies the type of poem “The Raven” is? narrative epic lyric dramatic
	A. narrative 	
	B. epic 	
	C. lyric 	
	D. dramatic

anonymous · Answer

o and this one is not (C)

shane_b · Answer

Well, I'm no expert in literature but I do recall the raven being a story...a narrative story.

shane_b · Answer

For the first one, it's going to be Sokoya as noted in the first part of the poem...which is her mom's sister (aunt).

anonymous · Answer

but it is not (B) i got that one wrong

anonymous · Answer

In “Dream Deferred,” the lines “Or crust and sugar over— / like a syrupy sweet?” are an example of which kind of figurative language? simile metaphor personification paradox
	A. simile 	
	B. metaphor 	
	C. personification 	
	D. paradox 	
it is not (c)

uri · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

ok

shane_b · Answer

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