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read the passage from "the pasture" by robert frost.
i'm going out to clean the pasture spring;
i'll only stop to rake the leaves away
(and wait to watch the water clear, i may):
i sha'n't be gone long.—you come too.

which type of voice do you see used in this passage?

formal

academic

conversational

dramatic

read the passage from emily dickinson's poem "the morns are meeker than they were."
the maple wears a gayer scarf--

the field a scarlet gown--

which choice best describes the effect of figurative language on these lines?

the author uses personification to connect with the reader by giving the maple human characteristics.

the author uses hyperbole to make exaggerated statements about women's clothing.

the author uses simile to compare the maple tree to a scarf.

the author uses metaphor to describe the maple as a red gown.

what kind of figurative language involves giving human traits to nonhuman objects?

symbolism

metaphor

personification

imagery

read the passage.
o foolish ducklings,

you know my old green pond is

watched by a weasel!

which word best describes the mood of this haiku?

thoughtful

amused

sad

angry