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 temper is more changeable and dramatic than summer weather.

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

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

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

Question

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 temper is more changeable and dramatic than summer weather.
 
 B.
She cares for flowers in her garden, but summer winds harm the flowers.
 
 C.
She is easily burned by the sun's bright rays.
 
 D.
Her beauty will endure, while summer must end.

anonymous · Answer

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luckycoins888 · Answer

i read sonnet 18 its D.