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OpenStudy (itsbribro):

1.) What poetic technique is used in these lines from "The Creation"? "And God smiled again, / And the rainbow appeared, / And curled itself around his shoulder." A. free verse B. alliteration C. first-person point of view D. metaphor

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

How do the words bleak and aghast affect the mood of the following lines from Longfellow's poem? "At daybreak, on the bleak sea-beach / A fisherman stood aghast, / To see the form of a maiden fair . . . . A. They intensify the anger in these lines. B. They express a sense of relief. C. They express a sense of alarm. D. They intensify the sadness in these lines.

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

@Jennjuniper

OpenStudy (anonymous):

well, for the second one, what do the words bleak and aghast mean?

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

Bleak means lacking vegetation and exposed to the elements.

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

And Aghast means like shocked or in horror

OpenStudy (anonymous):

so bleak is lacking and aghast means horror. so the landscape is lacking and the man is horrified which anser choice best describes this

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

I think C

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i'd say either c or d so i think you're right.

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

ok can you help me with #1

OpenStudy (anonymous):

that ones a little different. so what are the definitions if each of the answer choices?

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

thank you for all of your help :) I really appreciate it

OpenStudy (anonymous):

no problem. do you still need help with the first question?

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

no thank you :)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

alright!

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