Question

I think it's A. Fan and Medal



According to Sonnet 18 ("Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"), in what way is the speaker's beloved superior to a summer's day?

A.Her beauty will endure, while summer must end.

B.She cares for flowers in her garden, but summer winds harm the flowers.

C.Her temper is more changeable and dramatic than summer weather.

D.She is easily burned by the sun's bright rays.

Answer 1

one sec sexy_einstein

Answer 2

Kay.

Answer 3

yes u are right Mrs.Einstein
it is a

Answer 4

can u metal and fan me i
will do the same

Answer 5

Thxs! Mind helping me with one more, then I promise I'll leave you alone. I'll tell you what I think it is and you can check! Pls?

Answer 6

any time Mrs.Sexy

Answer 7

Kay, Thxs! ^_^



According to Sonnet 18 ("Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"), in what way is the speaker's beloved superior to a summer's day?

A.Her beauty will endure, while summer must end.

B.She cares for flowers in her garden, but summer winds harm the flowers.

C.Her temper is more changeable and dramatic than summer weather.

D.She is easily burned by the sun's bright rays.

Answer 8

srry, wrong one

Answer 9

This is it:

In what way are the lines in "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" like the rivers they describe?

A.They are hard to follow, just as a river's path is hard to control.

B.They meander from one meter to another, just as rivers meander.

C.They use beautiful rhyming words, just as the rivers have beautiful names.

D.They are long, just as rivers are long.

Answer 10

I think it's B

Answer 11

open the problem in a new box k

Answer 12

in a new post? okay.