Asked by justin
Read the excerpt from "A Day for Wandering" by Clinton Scollard.
Where interwoven branches spread a shade
Of soft cool beryl like the evening seas
Unruffled by the breeze.
Which is the best evidence from the poem that “beryl” means “green”?
spread a shade
Unruffled by the breeze
soft cool
like the evening seas
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"like the evening seas"
Explanation: that simile links "beryl" to the color of the sea, giving a clear color image (bluish‑green), whereas the other phrases describe qualities (shade, cool, unruffled) not a specific color.
Explanation: that simile links "beryl" to the color of the sea, giving a clear color image (bluish‑green), whereas the other phrases describe qualities (shade, cool, unruffled) not a specific color.
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