ComprehensionThe questions below refer to the selection “To Da-duh, in Memoriam.”


To best describe the narrator’s first impression of Da-duh, you might say that Da-duh is a —
Choose one answer.
a. middle-aged woman who speaks a strange language
b. thin, old woman who looks weak but serious
c. middle-aged woman whose eyes are dim and lifeless
d. large woman who moves in a graceful and quick manner

The answer is B: It is too broad; not specific.

Any form of feedback, especially when it relates to arguments and ideas, needs to be critical, incisive, precise, and constructive in order for it to be effective. It needs to be critical and incisive in order for the one receiving the feedback to be able to identify possible weak points in the argument and even counterclaims that could be presented. It also needs to be precise and constructive in order for that person to be able to easily identify possible shortcomings in his or her arguments and be able to correct them or make them more precise.

The word in the predicate adjective is DOCILE. Option B is correct.

A predicate adjective refers to an adjective that follows a linking verb and modifies, describes and refers to the subject of the linking verb. Here the linking verb is "seemed" and the subject is "bear". The predicate adjective "docile" is modifying the word bear.

An example of predicate adjective could be: The baby remains happy during his bath.

The statement which best describes the effect of rhyme on the poem in this excerpt is the unpredictable rhyme scheme suggests the narrator will encounter danger. The Option C.

Why does the unpredictable rhyme scheme suggest the narrator will encounter danger?

In "The Song of Wandering Aengus," the poet William Butler Yeats uses an irregular rhyme scheme which creates a sense of unease and unpredictability. This departure from a traditional rhyme pattern could be seen as symbolic of the protagonist's journey hinting at potential challenges and dangers ahead.

The irregularity of the rhyme scheme mirrors the uncertainties and obstacles that the wandering Aengus may face in his quest, adding depth and tension to the poem's overall mood.

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Answer:

A. The predictable rhyme scheme highlights the narrator’s ease and contentment.

Explanation:

The Author is content with the feeling of catching a trout in the water. The rhyme is predictable because it is the most basic form of rhyming- using the same sounding suffix. "Out and Trout"

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