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I got a quiz on 8 short stories tomorrow 😢

I will try to answer any question you post! :)

@@storiessuch9548 5. The beginnings of line 10 ( Shine opposite ! ) , line 11 ( Snatched from yon bean - field ! ) and line 13 ( Tells us silence . ) all share one common feature which is A. The use of sibilance B. The employment of assonant sound over the consonant ones C. Each of them begins with a stressed syllable rather than an unstressed one D. Each of them employs alliteration as a rhetorical device E. The beginnings are parts of end-stopped lines

@@storiessuch9548 1. The tone of the address " My pensive Sara " in the beginning of the poem is best described as one of A. benevolent paternalism B. near desperation C. passionate and motivational D. delight and thought - provoking E. veiled romance

@@ibrahimelsayed1169 The best (only) correct answer here is C - each of these lines begins with a stressed syllable rather than unstressed; when you read these lines aloud, "shine", "snatched", and "Tells" all are stressed rather than unstressed. Reasons the other answers are wrong: Only one full line of these employs sibilance (repetition of letter sounds that have a hushing or hissing quality): Tells us of silence. None of these lines are end-stopped, or stop at a natural grammatical break (like the end of a sentence, for example); they each carry over from the previous line as a continuation of the grammatical structure in the line before. These lines do not employ assonance, which is the repetition of a vowel sound; and they do not employ alliteration, which is a repetition of an initial consonant sound (like "silly snakes streaking" or big birds bouncing"). So the best answer is "each of these lines begins with a stressed syllable rather tan unstressed." :)

@@ibrahimelsayed1169 The only one of these that can be correct is D - delight and thought-provoking. Reasons the others are wrong: in A, "benevolent paternalism" refers to fatherly generosity/goodwill, and there is nothing to indicate a father-daughter relationship here. B cannot be correct, because there is no indication of desperation in this calm opening line; in the same way, this is not a passionate way to address someone, which leaves out option C. E is not supportable, because while you can support the idea of romance here, there is nothing "veiled" (or hidden) about it in this address to "My pensive Sara". So the best answer here is D - delight and thought-provoking. I hope this helps! :)

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I'm sorry -- the videos I have on this channel are the only ones there are. I made these for students practicing for the AP test, covering questions from released AP tests. The Volpone video I have on this channel is the only part of the play I covered.

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