Question

What can you conclude about Whitman’s epic poetry from these lines from “Song of Myself”?

I celebrate myself, and sing myself/And what I assume you shall assume,/For every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you.

A. He thinks he is an epic hero.

D. He uses science to support his idea of the epic poem

Answer 1

@raane

Answer 2

a.

Answer 3

r u there

Answer 4

yea why
A

Answer 5

because the person thinks whatever is out there its for him, he owns every thing. he also mentions that "I celebrate myself, and sing myself" he's up himself and he also tells others to think he is great as he also thinks that abt himself.

Answer 6

What causes the narrator’s mother to want to throw a second shoe through the window?

A. She still hears the burglars.

C. She had so much fun throwing the first one.

Answer 7

@texaschic101

Answer 8

@Nurali

Answer 9

the narrators mother to want to throw a second shoe through the window A. She still hears the burglars.

Answer 10

thanks

Answer 11

My Pleasure.

Answer 12

How would you adjust your reading rate when reading these lines from “When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer”?

When the proofs, the figures, were ranged in columns before me,/When I was shown the charts and diagrams, to add, divide and measure them,/When I sitting heard the astronomer where he lectured with much applause in the lecture room . . .

A. read quickly to understand the rhythm

B. have someone read them aloud

Answer 13

@Nurali

Answer 14

those options are wrong select from these two

Answer 15

@.Sam.

Answer 16

i think its A.. becoz there is a sequence rhythm in this above paragraph, which can be only noticed if u read it quickly and carefully

Answer 17

If you knew that stem fur helps to prevent water loss, then you would know that the following line from “Cuttings” indicates what about the state of the plant? Their intricate stem-fur dries; . . .”

A. The plant is in some kind of crisis.

B. The plant is in robust health.

D. The plant is getting just the right amount of water.

Answer 18

In what way is Mrs. Crater in “The Life You Save May Be Your Own” a grotesque character?

A. in the way she is stingy with her money

B. in the way she speaks

C. in the way she dotes on her daughter

Answer 19

@.Sam.

Answer 20

Can some one please answer the above 2 posts Please

Answer 21

If you knew that stem fur helps to prevent water loss, then you would know that the following line from “Cuttings” indicates what about the state of the plant? Their intricate stem-fur dries; . . .”

A. The plant is in some kind of crisis.

B. The plant is in robust health.

D. The plant is getting just the right amount of water.


In what way is Mrs. Crater in “The Life You Save May Be Your Own” a grotesque character?

A. in the way she is stingy with her money

B. in the way she speaks

C. in the way she dotes on her daughter

Answer 22

I would say the first one is A.
I didn't read " The Life You Save May Be Your Own "....sorry

Answer 23

In what way is Mrs. Crater in “The Life You Save May Be Your Own” a grotesque character?
i think A. in the way she is stingy with her money

Answer 24

I am thinking the second one might be C...just by doing a little research

Answer 25

She paid the guy to marry her daughter....would that be stingy ?

Answer 26

i my self is confused between a and c

Answer 27

I am sorry...I am not sure....I haven't even read the story....just a summary. Her character analysis says she is manipulative and abrupt, so could it even possibly be B, the way she speaks ?