Question

If someone could check my answers for my english The romantic period would surely appreciate it.

Answer 1

choose closest meaning to the word in quote""
1.the rescue workers discoverd the dog "cowering" in the closet
Barking
crying<<<
dying
sleeping
2. An naething now to big a new ane,/ O foggage green!/ An bleak december winds ensuin

which of these is nearest in meaning to the word "ensuin" as it is used in the lines above?
Arising<<<
ebbing
heating
unfeeling

3. The full impact of her "rash" decision had yet to be seen
Angry<<<
hasty
thoughtful
uninformed

4. Which excerpt from Robert Burns’s “To a Mouse” best conveys understanding and forgiveness? (1 point)
“…An’ weary winter comin’ fast,/An cozie here, beneath the blast…”<<<
“Thy wee-bit housie, too, in ruin!/Its silly wa’s the win’s are strewin’!”
“Still thou art blessed compared wi’ me/The present only toucheth thee…”
“I doubt na… but thou may thieve;/What then? Poor beastie, thou maun live!”

5. In William Blake’s “The Lamb,” to whom or what is the lamb compared? (1 point)
humankind
Jesus<<<
nature
the speaker

6. Which of these does William Wordsworth criticize in “The World Is Too Much with Us”? (1 point)
paganism
modern life<<<
the death of reason
nature's destructive powers

7. Which excerpt from samuel taylor coleridge's "Kubla Khan" most clearly indicates that he is describing a dream
A damsel with a dulcimer/In a vision once i saw<<<
In xanadu did kubla Khan/ a stately pleasure dome decree
The shadow of the dome of pleasure/floated midway on the waves
so twice five miles of fertile ground/with walls and towers were girdled round

8. Which excerpt from Lord Byron’s childe harold's pilgrimage most clearly describes a state of independence?
But in man's dwellings he became a thing/ restless and worn
which could find/a life within itself, to breathe without mankind
who can behold/the smoothness and the sheen of beauty's cheek
he had the passion and the power to roam /the desert forest cavern<<<

9. With which of these excerpts from shelleys to a skylark does the speaker most directly express envy for the subject of the work?
Hail to thee blithe spirit/ bird thy never wert<<<
like an unbodied joy whose race us just begun
and singing still dost soar ever singest
teach me half the gladness/ that thy brain must know

10. In his ode “When I Have Fears That I May Cease to Be,” John Keats ponders the possibility that he will die before (1 point)
finding a perfect love.
attaining forgiveness and salvation.
discovering the purpose of existence.
writing all the poetry of which he is capable.<<<

For questions 11–12, choose the correct answer.

11. Which of these of these is always true of lyric poetry?
It is heroic in nature
its tone is light and whimsical
it represents only one speaker<<<
its speaker assumes the name of the author

12. “Bird, thou never wert…”

Which of these is exemplified by this line from Percy Shelley’s “To a Skylark”? (1 point)
alliteration<<<
apostrophe
personification
terza rima

(<<<) my answer

Answer 2

3 is wrong, rash in this sentence is used to say she didn't think through it properly and decided on a whim. She's not necessarily angry

Answer 3

4 is also wrong, remember the sentence needs to express forgiveness and understanding so I believe it's C

Answer 4

3 is hasty btw

Answer 5

I can't correct the rest because I haven't read those articles/stories

Answer 6

It's okay thanks for your help. If you know anyone that could possibly answer some question please let them know. Thanks again

Answer 7

No problem, it also helps if you loo up the meaning and synonyms of words you have difficulty with

Answer 8

okay will do

Answer 9

Thanks for the medal!

Answer 10

Thanks for the help :)

Answer 11

Hey, did you get this?