2. the speaker most likely refers to himself as "pinned and wriggling" to imply the he is
a- eager to move on with his life
b- help captive by his own lifestyle choices
c- offended by those who stereotype him
d- mesmerized by those with whom he socializes

3. the poet of "the love song of j. Alfred prufrock" uses all these literary techniques except
a- repetition
b- rhyme
c- allusion
d- syntex

Question

2. the speaker most likely refers to himself as "pinned and wriggling" to imply the he is 
a- eager to move on with his life 
b- help captive by his own lifestyle choices 
c- offended by those who stereotype him 
d- mesmerized by those with whom he socializes 

3. the poet of "the love song of j. Alfred prufrock" uses all these literary techniques except 
a- repetition
b- rhyme
c- allusion 
d- syntex

anonymous · Answer

2. B - held captive by his own lifestyle choices