Language arts. grade 8. can anyone me answer the following question? is this excerpt from a narrative poem? the sea was wet as wet could be, the sands were dry as dry. you could not see a cloud because no cloud was in the sky: no birds were flying overhead-- there were no birds to fly. the walrus and the carpenter were walking close at hand: they wept like anything to see such quantities of sand: “if this were only cleared away," they said, “it would be grand! ” “if seven maids with seven mops swept it for half a year, do you suppose," the walrus said, “that they could get it clear? ” “i doubt it," said the carpenter, and shed a bitter tear. is this excerpt from a narrative poem? here are the choices: which one is the correct answer? yes, it includes characters, a setting, and a plot. no, animals speak in this poem, which couldn't happen in real life. no, it doesn't tell a story. yes, it is song that has a refrain.

The third option is correct

Common knowledgea laptop computer is more portable than a desktop computer. needs documentationone of the themes in i heard the owl call my name is the dying of the tribe’s way of life. common knowledgecell phones communicate using satellites orbiting the earth. common knowledgerobert frost wrote poetry.needs documentation“once upon a midnight dreary, while i pondered, weak and weary,” needs documentationa scientist’s opinion of the global warming issue

Iwould go with b because a & c are specific (2015 & chili) which is not in the article and d is a possibility but it's kinda off topic 

''discuss the change or lack of change undergone by the main characters. in 1953 arthur miller wrote a play entitled the crucible, by writing this he aimed to challenge the assumptions of us society and led people to question each others responsibilities. in the 1950's senator joe mccarthy started to exploit the us fears of communism and organised a witch hunt. miller would have seen this as similar to the holocaust in the sense that people were being wrongly accused of being witches when they were not. arthur was a jew and so would have had sympathy with these people and this in my eyes was one of the key factors in the writing of this play. during the 17th century there was an outbreak in the belief of witchcraft in europe. this led to mass immigration from europe to america; the immigrants were puritans and so set up their own strict christian communities. this is how salem, massachusetts came into being. miller's characters convey my point through their change of personality from act i through to act iv. there are different types of change throughout the play such as change in character, beliefs and loyalty and these all occur at some point in the play to different characters."