Question 2 of 5
Which sentence most clearly describes how a graphical element is used in
this poem?
About Greed i write these lines,
though my fear of Greed is great
(and i'm scared he might hear me).
O A. Making "I" lowercase makes the poet seem small and
unimportant.
O B. The personification of greed gives the idea the will of a god or
spirit.
O C. Fear of greed has a lot in common with fear of a powerful person.
O D. Using many periods makes the poet's voice seem nervous about
greed.

The sentence which most clearly describes how a graphical element is used the poem is:

A. Making "I" lowercase makes the poet seem small and unimportant.

In poetry, graphical elements refer to what we can notice as soon as we look at the poem. For example: punctuation, the use of capital letters, the length of the lines, etc.

In the short poem we are analyzing here, the graphical element that stands out the use of lowercase "i" instead of "I".

The author does that to convey a sense of unimportance. Notice that the word "Greed" is capitalized in the poem.

With that, we can see that the speaker feels intimidated and small when facing greed. Therefore, the best option is letter A.

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Answer:

A. Making "I" lowercase makes the poet seem small and unimportant.

Explanation:

In "Letter to Her Daughter from the New White House," Abigail spends much of the letter describing the negative aspects of her new home. Then, toward the end of the letter, she says, "It is a beautiful spot, capable of every improvement, and, the more I view it, the more I am delighted with it." Explain why you think she makes such a change in her description. Provide textual evidence to support your reasoning.

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5. Use details from the poem to explain what you learn about the speaker's feelings and beliefs.
How does the voice change over the course of the poem? Support your response with evidence
from the text. * U
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A.
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is having finished
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passage?

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