The correct answer is C. He opened the field of literary criticism.
Apart from being a poet and a writer during the Romantic era of American literature, Edgar Allan Poe was also a critic. As a matter of fact, while he was alive, he wasn't really famous or celebrated as an author, but rather as a critic. Only after his death did people start appreciating his art, but it was too late - he died poor.
This question is about the article "Native American Cultures"
Answer:
a Native American culture area
Explanation:
The article talks about the existence of many native peoples in the American continent, before the arrival of the Europeans. The introduction of the article, gives a brief explanation of how these peoples arrived in America and spread across the continent. After the introduction, the article is divided into 10 sections that briefly describe the regions where these peoples have stabilized in North America, precisely in the USA. In summary, we can say that each section describes an area of Native American culture.
Answer:
It is a mercy he didn't shake his arm off.
Explanation:
Though, admittedly, this is one of those rare times that I am not 100% confident with my response.
The imagery in these lines helps the readers picture 'how colorful and beautiful the setting is.'
Answer: A
Explanation:
‘How I learned English’ is a poem by Gregory Djanikian where the poet depicts the thoughts and feelings of the center character towards the language English.
The lines mentioned above helps the readers picture how colorful and beautiful the setting is. ‘Ringed by elms and fir and honeysuckle’ here, the ‘elms’ describes the tall deciduous tree with its beautiful green leaves, whereas ‘honeysuckle’ are the delightful colorful plants.
‘In the field, a blue sky above them
Tipped with cirrus’ even in this line Gregory have described the setting so beautifully. The pleasing blue sky, the alluring cloud formation (cirrus), the vast green field. Everything here is just so colorful and delightful.
