Question

1. Which excerpt from Robert Burn's " To a mouse " best conveys understanding and forgiveness?
A. "...An' weary winter comin' fast,/An cozie here,beneath the blast..."<<<<<<
B. "I doubt na...but thou may thieve;/What then? Poor beastie, thou maun live!"

2. For which of these is the title character a symbol in William Blake's "The Lamb"?
A. Jesus<<<<<<<<<
B. the speaker

3. Which of these does William Wordsworth celebrate in "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud"?
A. nature <<<<<<<
B human companionship

can some one please help check my answers thank you

Answer 1

I don't think the first one is right.

Answer 2

I'm not sure about 2, but I think 3 is right.

Answer 3

Thank you KyanTheDoodle for your help!

Answer 4

anyone else willing to check my answers to at least #2

Answer 5

Your answer for number two and number three are both correct, but I'm not entirely sure about your number one. I think it's correct though.

Answer 6

I thought the answer to the first one was the second one. The reason is because when I translate this nonsense into making sense, it is "I doubt not...but you may thieve;/What then? Poor beast, you must live!" which is more forgiving than the first.

Answer 7

That's true. That one is a lot more forgiving. Hmm. Thank you!