Questions LLC
Login
or
Sign Up
Ask a New Question
Literature
Poetry
Emotions or Feelings
If the speaker in The Wife's Lament were to return home, it would make her blithe, or...
a. nostalgic
b. happy
c. despondent
d. anxious
1 answer
c. despondent
You can
ask a new question
or
answer this question
.
Related Questions
Read the following sentences from the story "Loyalties."
I was twelve years old at the time. One afternoon my father came rushing
Choose a symbol from one of the stories from the Exeter Book, i.e., The Wife’s Lament, The Seafarer, and the Wanderer, that
Why is the tone of "I, Too" determined?
The speaker intends to have equality someday. The speaker hopes to become an American
What does line 13 reveal about the speaker?
A The speaker has many regrets. B The speaker believes actions have consequences. C
12.)In which excerpt from John Donne's A Valediction forbidding mourning does the speaker most directly describe the
What is the poet's purpose in contrasting the celebratory atmosphere of the shores and the speaker's mournful demeanor in the
Multiple Choice Question
What is the poet's purpose in contrasting the celebratory atmosphere of the shores and the speaker's
Which lines can be described as a triplet that expresses the speaker's lament for lost dreams?
Responses A lines 1-3lines 1-3 B
It took Eric 8 hours to drive to a job interview. On the way home, he was able to increase his average speed by 18mph and make
The first four lines of the poem express Ulysses'
A. frustration at being back home in peacetime B. gratitude to the gods for
