Question

Can someone please help iv tryed 4 times
And when I am formulated, sprawling on a pin,
When I am pinned and wriggling on the wall
Then how should i begin
To spit out butt-ends of my days and ways?
1. the speaker most likely refers to himself as "pinned and wiggling" to imply that he is
-eager to move on with his life
-held captive by his own lifestyle choices
-offended by those who stereotype him
-mesmerized by those with whom he socializes
2. The poet of "The Love Song of J, Alfred Prufrock" uses all these literary techniques except
-repetition
-rhyme
-allusion
-syntax

Answer 1

3-4 choose the word identified by the underlined participle
3. the baby scared the skittish puppy
-baby
-scared
-skittish
-puppy
4. the woman did not miss a speck of dust
-woman
-miss
-speck
-dust

Answer 2

@Catseyeglint911

Answer 3

1. though I haven't read the material I would guess
-held captive by his own lifestyle choices
because it makes the most sense to me.
2. I haven't the slightest idea.
3. What object is wailing? The baby, so wailing describes the baby.
4. What object is cleaning feverishly? The woman, so the phrase describes the woman.

Answer 4

1 is held captive by his own lifestyle choices. When someone is pinned, they are being forced to remain in one place.
2 is repetition. He didn't repeat any of the phrases in the poem.
3 is baby.
4 is the woman. If she was cleaning feverishly, she would be cleaning the very best she could so she wouldn't miss anything.

Answer 5

Thank you so much

Answer 6

2 was syntax