Question
Based on the extended metaphor, how does the speaker feel toward Abraham Lincoln?
The speaker is annoyed that Lincoln receives so much attention when he returns.
The speaker is pleased with Lincoln’s actions but believes the army deserves the credit.
The speaker wants to honor and celebrate Lincoln’s accomplishment of winning the war.
The speaker wants to show how the Confederate army’s cause was doomed.
The speaker is annoyed that Lincoln receives so much attention when he returns.
The speaker is pleased with Lincoln’s actions but believes the army deserves the credit.
The speaker wants to honor and celebrate Lincoln’s accomplishment of winning the war.
The speaker wants to show how the Confederate army’s cause was doomed.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Based on the extended metaphor, the most accurate interpretation of the speaker's feelings toward Abraham Lincoln is that "the speaker is pleased with Lincoln’s actions but believes the army deserves the credit." This suggests that, while the speaker acknowledges Lincoln's role and accomplishments, they believe the soldiers and the broader military efforts are what truly deserve recognition.