An interrogative pronoun is a questioning pronoun, used when asking. For instance the five Ws - who, what, where, when, why.
In this sentence - How could that be you moron? - the interrogative pronoun is 'How'.
Answer:Argos
Explanation:
A.
under the wooden bridge
B.
the dirt trail
C.
a mother duck and her ducklings
D.
then crossed
Answer: I did the test Its A.
b. death and solace
c. conversion and religion
d. sin and God’s wrath
I would like to say the answer is: B-death and solace
When I read the poem, it seems as if someone is about death and a person longing to be with their deceased loved one.
Here are a few examples of why I think this:
- As weary pilgrim, now at rest... His dangers past and travails done.....The burning sun no more shall heat....Nor stormy rains on him shall beat.
longing to be with ones loved one who has died example:-
O how I long to be at restAnd soar on high among the blessed....This body shall in silence sleep.....Mine eyes no more shall ever weep.
Hopefully this helped and yes, I did take some excerpts from the poem so that you could see why I thought B was the best answer. Good luck.
Answer:
death and solace
Explanation:
i got 100 on the test