Question
The sentence "I hear their plea." in the third stanza of "Ocean's Gift" means that the author ___________
A.
can hear the seashells crying.
B.
can hear the seashells trying to prove their innocence.
C.
can hear the seashells making excuses.
D.
can hear the seashells asking to be taken home.
A.
can hear the seashells crying.
B.
can hear the seashells trying to prove their innocence.
C.
can hear the seashells making excuses.
D.
can hear the seashells asking to be taken home.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The sentence "I hear their plea." in the context of "Ocean's Gift" suggests that the author can hear a request or a desire from the seashells. The most fitting interpretation among the options provided would be:
**D. can hear the seashells asking to be taken home.**
This option aligns with the idea of a "plea," which often implies a request or longing for something.
**D. can hear the seashells asking to be taken home.**
This option aligns with the idea of a "plea," which often implies a request or longing for something.