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read the following passage from the poem "eve to her daughters"
it was not i who began it
turned out into draughty caves,
hungry so often, having to work for our bread,
hearing the children whining,
i was nevertheless not unhappy.
where adam went i was fairly contented to go.
i adapted myself to the punishment: it was my life.
which word best describes the speaker's tone in these lines?
a) blunt
b) doubting
c) pessimistic***
d) sarcastic
i think it's c, am i right?
it was not i who began it
turned out into draughty caves,
hungry so often, having to work for our bread,
hearing the children whining,
i was nevertheless not unhappy.
where adam went i was fairly contented to go.
i adapted myself to the punishment: it was my life.
which word best describes the speaker's tone in these lines?
a) blunt
b) doubting
c) pessimistic***
d) sarcastic
i think it's c, am i right?
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Yes, c.
Answered by
bobpursley
I only see bluntness. I think she is being stark blunt
Answered by
Ms. Sue
I see your point.
Answered by
Writeacher
I agree -- blunt!
<i>where adam went i was fairly contented to go.
i adapted myself to the punishment: it was my life</i>
<i>where adam went i was fairly contented to go.
i adapted myself to the punishment: it was my life</i>
Answered by
Reeda
I agree with blunt, too.
Answered by
sange
what is the tone of the speaker?
Answered by
not me cheating-
so it’s blunt..? o.0
Answered by
A connexus kid
It's sarcastic, if you check the brainly response, a guy said sarcastic was the answer and got 5 stars + 16 thanks which almost always means it's correct
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