In "The Wreck of the Hesperus," what does the name of the reef, Norman's Woe, tell readers?

A.
Other ships have been wrecked on this reef in the past.

B.
The reef is a place where sailors gather to pray.

C.
A ship called the Norman makes port at that reef.

D.
Someone named Norman own the land by the reef.

Question

In "The Wreck of the Hesperus," what does the name of the reef, Norman's Woe, tell readers?	
 
 A.
Other ships have been wrecked on this reef in the past.
 
 B.
The reef is a place where sailors gather to pray.
 
 C.
A ship called the Norman makes port at that reef.
 
 D.
Someone named Norman own the land by the reef.

anonymous · Answer

@Smileyside

anonymous · Answer

@BriannaBear

vianne · Answer

Hey! Did you read the story yet?

anonymous · Answer

I've never read The Wreck of the Hesperus

anonymous · Answer

@pizza4dayz so therefore I can not help, sorry

anonymous · Answer

vianne i did

anonymous · Answer

its fine

vianne · Answer

Ok! Well.. If you did then you should be able to answer this question.. xD I read it, and I know the answer. :P

anonymous · Answer

can u just tell me i dont rember

vianne · Answer

@pizza4dayz ?

anonymous · Answer

ya

anonymous · Answer

@Vianne

vianne · Answer

I can't help you.. You have to reread the story since we cannot give out direct answers. I'm pretty sure this is an online test as well.. :/ Sorrrry..

anonymous · Answer

the last says sanza " Such was the wreck of the Hesperus,
      In the midnight and the snow!
Christ save us all from a death like this,
      On the reef of Norman's Woe!"
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