Question

Why does God place Cherubims with "a flaming sword which turned every way" east of Eden?


A.
to punish Adam and Eve


B.
to guard the tree of life


C.
to mark the position of Eden


D.
to keep the serpent out of the garden

Answer 1

@Mehek14

Answer 2

i have 12

Answer 3

A

Answer 4

i have to pass this this is my last try

Answer 5

What act of mercy does God extend to Cain after the murder?


A.
God tells Cain that he must leave God's presence.


B.
God tells Cain that he can no longer farm.


C.
God marks Cain so that he will not be killed.


D.
God sends Cain away from his family.

Answer 6

C

Answer 7

In Psalm 8, the psalmist considers "thy heavens, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained."

What picture of God does the psalm's imagery create?



A.
creator of all that exists


B.
visionary of the future


C.


inspirer of all music of worship


D.
judge of all people

Answer 8

A

Answer 9

I have to go so I won't be able to answer
find someone else who can help

Answer 10

@theanswerwizard

Answer 11

sorry my computer is acting stupide

Answer 12

I am actually an atheist but I have studied religion so I can probably help you.

Answer 13

@Mehek14

Answer 14

What is the function of the motif of fallen leaves in "Spring and Fall"?


A.
It conveys a theme of loss and death.


B.
It sets the autumn scene.


C.
It promises renewal of the speaker's hopes.


D.
It points out the child's misunderstanding.

Answer 15

A

Answer 16

What effect do details such as " It wraps [the fence] Rail by Rail / Till it is lost in Fleeces" and "It Ruffles Wrists of Posts / As Ankles of a Queen" have in the poem "It sifts from Leaden Sieves"?



A.


They inject danger into the poem.


B.


They create suspense.


C.


They add humor to the piece.


D.


They suggest transformation

Answer 17

@Mehek14

Answer 18

B

Answer 19

?

Answer 20

I think D

Answer 21

I'm not sure

Answer 22

Are you not letting me help because I do not believe what you believe I know more than most about your religion and a lot about literature. Its B.

Answer 23

sorry and thanks

Answer 24

is it ok if i tag some one els to help US

Answer 25

tag whoever you want dude.

Answer 26

@4Jesus can you help me and @theanswerwizard

Answer 27

How does E.E. Cummings maintain the lively, active mood of "in Just"?



A.


by describing the children's voices


B.


by employing allegory, apostrophe, and metonymy


C.


by using unusual syntax, spacing, and punctuation


D.


by talking about the weather

Answer 28

I would go with B

Answer 29

What kind of figurative language does Keats use in the third stanza of "To Autumn" when he writes, "in a wailful choir the small gnats mourn"?


A.
simile


B.
allusion


C.
personification


D.
irony

Answer 30

@4Jesus

Answer 31

@Mehek14

Answer 32

i think c what do you think

Answer 33

@theanswerwizard

Answer 34

Sorry its D

Answer 35

I mean C

Answer 36

I got the letters mixed up sorry

Answer 37

lol

Answer 38

Which line from "The Snow-Storm" uses imagery to convey the sense that people experiencing the storm may view it positively?


A.
the housemates sit / Around the radiant fireplace


B.
the whited air / Hides hills and woods


C.
The sled and traveler stopped


D.
a tumultuous privacy of storm

Answer 39

i think a

Answer 40

i am still here

Answer 41

yeah me too

Answer 42

How do the opening lines of Swett's "July," in which "the scarlet cardinal tells / Her dream to the dragonfly," present the month to readers?


A.


as a magical time


B.
as a lively time


C.
as a powerful time


D.
as a secretive time

Answer 43

D?

Answer 44

sorry never read it?

Answer 45

ok thank you i got to go see you next time

Answer 46

I think its C

Answer 47

Bye :)

Answer 48

Medal?