Question
The Raven (excerpt) by Edgar Allan Poe
Common Raven
Which best describes the difference between these two passages?
Responses
A There is no significant difference between these two passages.There is no significant difference between these two passages.
B The poem describes a raven in frightening terms, while the non-fiction passage provides objective facts about the bird.The poem describes a raven in frightening terms, while the non-fiction passage provides objective facts about the bird.
C The poem explains biological facts about ravens, while the non-fiction passage explains why ravens are so intelligent.The poem explains biological facts about ravens, while the non-fiction passage explains why ravens are so intelligent.
D The poem details the diet of ravens, while the non-fiction passage reveals the different meanings of ravens in several cultures.The poem details the diet of ravens, while the non-fiction passage reveals the different meanings of ravens in several cultures.
Common Raven
Which best describes the difference between these two passages?
Responses
A There is no significant difference between these two passages.There is no significant difference between these two passages.
B The poem describes a raven in frightening terms, while the non-fiction passage provides objective facts about the bird.The poem describes a raven in frightening terms, while the non-fiction passage provides objective facts about the bird.
C The poem explains biological facts about ravens, while the non-fiction passage explains why ravens are so intelligent.The poem explains biological facts about ravens, while the non-fiction passage explains why ravens are so intelligent.
D The poem details the diet of ravens, while the non-fiction passage reveals the different meanings of ravens in several cultures.The poem details the diet of ravens, while the non-fiction passage reveals the different meanings of ravens in several cultures.
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B The poem describes a raven in frightening terms, while the non-fiction passage provides objective facts about the bird.