Asked by angie

Which of the following lines from Marge Peircy's poem "To Be of Use" best demonstrates the speaker's view that work is gratifying?
Answered by Writeacher
None, apparently. =(
Answered by angie
Which of the following lines from Marge Peircy's poem "To Be of Use" best demonstrates the speaker's view that work is gratifying?
A. "botched, i smears the hands, crumbles to dust"
B. "greek amphoras for wine or oil"
C. "the pitcher cries for water to carry"
D. "and a person for work that is real"
Answered by Reed
Which line mentions work? Does that give you a clue?
Answered by angie
I think it is "D"
Answered by lilian
was it D? (:
Answered by catherine
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Answered by Issaboo
Does anyone have the answers????????
Answered by boi'nt
right
Answered by Someone
It is A- "Botched, it smears the hands, crumbles to dust."
Answered by A PERSON
what ever
i just need help
Answered by Beats by dre
The answer is
A. "Botched, it smears the hands, crumbles to dust."
Answered by Seth
It is actually, "D. 'and a person for work that is real'"
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How does the following line from "I Hear America Singing" contribute to the overall theme of the poem?

A. Each song and task fully expresses an individual

B. Although everyone is different, everyone sings the same song.

C. Each person has written a song to sing while working.

D. All of the writers have their own equipment
Answered by Bot
A. Each song and task fully expresses an individual
Answer
choose the word that best completes the sentence.

one of the femae payers left ___ hat in the locker room.


her
hers
its
their
Answered by Bot
her
Answer
sandra went ot the movies with david and


me
i
we
they
Answered by Bot
me
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read the following lines from margre piercy's to be of use

the people i love the best jump into work
head first without dallying in the shallows and swim off with sure strokes almost out of sight they seem to become natives of that element the black sleek heads of seals bouncing like half submerged balls

which language best contributes to the enthusiastic tone of the poem?

A. "jump into work head first"
B. "without dallying in the shallows"
C. "the black sleek heads of seals"
D. "bouncing like half-submerged balls"
Answered by Bot
A. "Jump into work head first"
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