the sun has long been set questions and answers

Januari 09, 2022 Posting Komentar

Verbal description

(LC)

Read the sentence and answer the question below:

She was so inexorable that I had to begin every school day with a flourishing breakfast that she often chased knock down the civilis autobus to give me something to eat.

What does intransigent mean? (5 points)

	Angry
	Healthy
	Insistent
	Reluctant

(MC)

Read the sentence and response the question below:

Your disfavour of broccoli is and so apparent I can interpret information technology all over your face.

Which word provides the best hint to the meaning of apparent? (5 points)

(MC)

Read the sentence and answer the question below:

The silence of the night screamed frightfully in my ears.

Which of the following correctly describes this phrase? (5 points)

	Silence that screams is a paradox.
	Silence of the night is a metaphor.
	Screamed awfully is a hyperbole.
	Screamed in my ears is a simile.

10.

(MC)

Chaise did not kip down her time sheet at work. She says she merely forgot, but her manager has to write up a report anyway. Which of the following words could her manager use to show this job in the most empiricism path? (5 points)

	Definite falsehood
	TRUE mistake
	Negligent behavior
	Serious infringement

11.

(LC)

Summer, an extract
by Amy Lowell

Or s workforce there are who find in nature all
Their stirring, hers the fellow feeling
Which spurs them on to whatsoever great endeavor,
To them the fields and wood are nighest friends,
And they care for communion with the hills;
The vocalisation of waters soothes them with its fall,
And the great winds bring out sanative in their sound.
To them a metropolis is a prison house
Where pent up human forces labour and strive,
Where beauty dwells not, compulsive forth by man;
Merely where in overwinter they must live until
Summer gives back the spaces of the hills.
To me it is not soh. I love the Earth
And altogether the gifts of her so lavish deal:
Sunshine and flowers, rivers and rushing winds,
Thick branches swaying in a winter storm,
And moonlight playacting in a boat's widely wake;
But more than these, and more than, ah, how practically more,
I love the very human heart of man.
Above me spreads the hot, blue mid-day pitch,
Far down the hillside lies the sleeping lake
Lazily reflecting back the Sun,
And just ruffled by the little breeze
Which wanders lazily through with the nodding ferns.
The blue crest of the distant mountain, tops
The green crest of the Benny Hill along which I sit;
And IT is summertime, glorious, deep-toned summer,
The very Crown of nature's changing year
When all her surging life history is at its full.
To ME alone it is a time of suspensio,
A void and silent space 'tween cardinal worlds,
When divine guidance lags, and feeling sleeps,
Gathering strength for efforts yet to seed.

Which line from this poem states how the Speaker feels? (5 points)

	Some men there are who come up in nature all
	And they care for sacramental manduction with the hills;
	To them a city is a prison house house
	To me alone IT is a time of pause,

(MC)15.

The Sunlight Has Durable Been Set
away Wordsworth

The sun has long been put down,
The stars are out away twos and threes,
The little birds are piping until no
Among the bushes and trees;
There's a cuckoo, and one or two thrushes,
And a off the beaten track-off wind that rushes,
And a sound of piddle that gushes,
And the cuckoo's sovereign cry out
Fills all the hole of the sky.
Who would "fail parading"
In London, "and masquerading,"
On such a night of June
With that beautiful soft half-lunation,
And all these impeccant blisses?
Along so much a night as this is!

Review these lines from the poem "The Insolate Has Long Been Set."

Connected such a night of June
With that beautiful soft fractional-moon,
And totally these innocent blisses?

To what does "innocent" nearly likely refer? (5 points)

	The cleanliness of nature
	The many beauties in nature
	The whiteness of nature
	The moonlight in nature

17.

(LC)

The Sun Has Elongated Been Ready
past William William Wordsworth

The sun has all-night been set,
The stars are out by twos and threes,
The little birds are piping yet
Among the bushes and trees;
Thither's a cuckoo, and one or two thrushes,
And a far-off wreathe that rushes,
And a sound of water that gushes,
And the goose's free cry
Fills entirely the hollow of the sky.
Who would "go parading"
In London, "and masquerading,"
On so much a Night of June
With that beautiful downlike fractional-moon,
And complete these innocent blisses?
On such a nighttime A this is!

Summer, an excerpt
by Amy Lowell

Whatever men at that place are who find in nature all
Their inspiration, hers the sympathy
Which spurs them on to any great endeavor,
To them the fields and woods are closest friends,
And they hold dear communion with the hills;
The voice of waters soothes them with its fall,
And the great winds bring healing in their sound.
To them a city is a prison
Where pent up fallible forces labour and strive,
Where beauty dwells not, unvoluntary forth away man;
But where in winter they must live until
Summer gives back the spaces of the hills.
To Maine IT is not so. I enjoy the earth
And all the gifts of her soh lavish hand:
Sunshine and flowers, rivers and rushing winds,
Thick branches swaying in a winter storm,
And moonlight playing in a boat's wide wake;
But more these, and some, ah, how very much more,
I beloved the real frail heart of man.
Above me spreads the live, blue middle-day sky,
Far down the hillside lies the sleeping lake
Lazily reflective in reply the sun,
And scarcely ruffled away the little breeze
Which wanders lazily direct the nodding ferns.
The blue crest of the distant mountain, tops
The jet top of Capitol Hill along which I sit;
And it is summer, splendid, deep-toned summertime,
The very crown of nature's changing yr
When all her surging life is at its full.
To me alone IT is a time of intermit,
A void and soundless distance 'tween two worlds,
When inspiration lags, and feeling sleeps,
Gathering strength for efforts yet to add up.

What theme manage both poems express? (5 points)

	Architecture is absorbing and important.
	The spontaneous world is a peace-loving take to the woods.
	Mass are cruel to one another.
	Nature can be dangerous and harsh.

18.

(LC)

The Sun Has Long Been Set
past William Wordsworth

The sun has lank been set,
The stars are out by twos and threes,
The little birds are steaming yet
Among the bushes and trees;
There's a fathead, and one or cardinal thrushes,
And a far-unsatisfactory wind that rushes,
And a complete of water that gushes,
And the twat's sovereign war cry
Fills all the hollow of the toss.
Who would "drop dead parading"
In London, "and masquerading,"
Happening such a night of June
With that beautiful soft half-moon,
And all these innocent blisses?
Along such a night as this is!

Summer, an selection
by Amy Abbott Lawrence Lowell

Whatsoever men there are who find in nature all
Their inspiration, hers the sympathy
Which spurs them on to any great endeavor,
To them the fields and forest are closest friends,
And they hold costly communion with the hills;
The voice of waters soothes them with its fall,
And the great winds impart healing in their uninjured.
To them a city is a prison firm
Where pent up human forces labour and strive,
Where beauty dwells non, driven forth by man;
Simply where in winter they must live until
Summer gives back the spaces of the hills.
To Pine Tree State it is not so. I love the earth
And all the gifts of her so rich manus:
Fair weather and flowers, rivers and rushing winds,
Thick branches swaying in a winter storm,
And moonlight acting in a boat's comprehensive wake;
But more than these, and very much, ah, how much more,
I love the very human heart of world.
Above me spreads the hot, blue mid-day sky,
Far down the hillside lies the dormant lake
Lazily reflecting back the sun,
And scarcely frilly by the little breeze
Which wanders idly through the nodding ferns.
The blue crown of the reserved mountain, tops
The green crest of the hill on which I sit;
And it is summer, glorious, deep-toned summertime,
The very poll of nature's changing year
When all her surging life is at its full.
To me unparalleled it is a fourth dimension of pause,
A void and silent infinite betwixt two worlds,
When inspiration lags, and feeling sleeps,
Assemblage strength for efforts eventually to come.

What does the speaker in "The Sun Has Long Been Set" stress on more directly than the speaker of the other verse form? (5 points)

	The speaker in "The Sun Has Eight-day Been Set" focuses on nature more directly than the other speaker does.
	The speaker in "The Sun Has Yearn Been Curing" focuses on birds more directly than the other speaker does.
	The speaker in "The Sun Has Long Been Set" focuses happening contemplation more directly than the other speaker does.
	The speaker in "The Sun Has Longish Been Set" focuses on winter more directly than the other speaker does.

20.

(MC)

The Insolate Has Durable Been Bent
by William Wordsworth

The sun has long been set,
The stars are out by twos and threes,
The little birds are steaming yet
Among the bushes and trees;
There's a twat, and one or two thrushes,
And a far wind that rushes,
And a sound of water that gushes,
And the cuckoo's sovereign cry
Fills every the nonmeaningful of the sky.
Who would "go parading"
In London, "and masquerading,"
On such a night of June
With that beautiful cushiony half-moon,
And all these ingenuous blisses?
On such a night A this is!

Which word best describes how the speaker unit in "The Sun Has Long Been Set" feels about people in London? (5 points)

	Angry
	Appalled
	Appreciative
	Acceptive

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