In "The Morns Are Meeker Than They Were," why does the speaker state that the maple tree "wears a gayer scarf" and that the field wears "a scarlet gown"?

A.
to help readers picture her own plain appearance

B.
to help readers picture all the frenzied activity of the natural world

C.
to help readers picture the world as it appears in the summer

D.
to help readers picture the beauty of nature's autumn colors

Question

In "The Morns Are Meeker Than They Were," why does the speaker state that the maple tree "wears a gayer scarf" and that the field wears "a scarlet gown"?	
 
 A.
to help readers picture her own plain appearance
 
 B.
to help readers picture all the frenzied activity of the natural world
 
 C.
to help readers picture the world as it appears in the summer
 
 D.
to help readers picture the beauty of nature's autumn colors

anonymous · Answer

@shay16  will u plz help me

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Ideas? This text is obviously painting a picture of something, but what exactly?

kyanthedoodle · Answer

And it is indeed not painting a human.

anonymous · Answer

i think it is painting a landscape @KyanTheDoodle

kyanthedoodle · Answer

What kind of landscape? Summer, Autumn...?

anonymous · Answer

well it said the maple tree is wearing a scarf so autumn maybe @KyanTheDoodle

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Yep

anonymous · Answer

so it would be D @KyanTheDoodle

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Indeed

anonymous · Answer

thx for the help @KyanTheDoodle