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Read the following excerpt from “After the Winter” by Claude McKay.
And leaps the laughing crystal rill,
And works the droning bee.
And we will build a cottage there
How does the repetition of the word “and” affect the excerpt?
A. It creates a stronger rhythm.
B. It provides important details.
C. It provides a purpose.
D. It establishes the main idea.
And leaps the laughing crystal rill,
And works the droning bee.
And we will build a cottage there
How does the repetition of the word “and” affect the excerpt?
A. It creates a stronger rhythm.
B. It provides important details.
C. It provides a purpose.
D. It establishes the main idea.
Answers
Answered by
anmarie
thats wrong thanks dude
Answered by
Anonymous
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Answered by
Anonymous User
It’s B all the other ones don’t make sense.
It’s obviously not the main idea
The word “and” can’t be a rhythm
It provides a purpose is too little. You would have to say what the purpose actually is. The only one left after is B.
It’s obviously not the main idea
The word “and” can’t be a rhythm
It provides a purpose is too little. You would have to say what the purpose actually is. The only one left after is B.
Answered by
KP
It's going to be B. Why? Say the poem. Say it like you are performing it. When you say the word "and" It adds emphasis. Hence, creating a stronger rhythm. The word and does NOT give important details. Nor provides a purpose, or establishes the main idea. In conclusion, it's going to be B
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