When the Stage Manager points out the graves of the Civil War veterans, he again pushes the boundaries of his character with his comment “And they went and died about it.” The reader can not be sure if Wilder is demonstrating pride of country or opposition to war in general. The audience is left to infer whether Wilder felt any cause was worth dying for.
then the answer should be C
The correct answer is SHIFT.
In this excerpt, Churchill moves (or shifts) from speaking about the first four years of the last war (which were filled with "disaster and disappointment") to speaking about the morale of the Allies (which was high despite disappointment).
Churchill is not using understatement, which is describing something as smaller than it really is here. He is also not using logos, because he is not providing a logical argument to explain why the Allies would have such high morale despite disappointment. Finally, he is not using parallelism, because these ideas are all phrased differently.
Answer:
A). The haiku shares a distinct event in nature, while the romantic poem relays a personal experience with nature.
Explanation:
Haiku illustrates a short Japanese poem consisting of merely three phrases that usually contains a recurring reference to nature or surroundings that is inspiring. While Coleridge in "Frost at Midnight" demonstrates a personal experience with nature. In his poem(lines 52-59), he describes his son wandering the natural imagery that assists him to find a meaning that nature always mirrors the truth as describes nature as a preacher of significant lessons of life. The other options seem incorrect as in option B, the first phrase is correct but Coleridge has written this poem in blank verse that is free of metrical fardels while the other two options reflect an inappropriate claim.
They saw a lot of Abandoned Horses.
