AnswersELA11 ELA 11 Sem 1 26-27Analyzing Tone and Identifying Central Ideas: Chief Joseph's speech "An Indian's View of Indian Affairs"

Reality and Cynicism in Poetry Answers

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Which part of the poem creates a cynical tone?

A
the man's existence
B
the man's enthusiasm
C
the universe's indifference
D
the universe's obligation
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Which of the following statements best expresses how the dialogue in the poem reflects the beliefs of naturalism?The universe's negative response suggests that the universe seeks to destroy humans.The universe's instructive tone underscores humans’ ignorance of the universe's plan.The dialogue reveals humans’ self-interest and their helplessness in the face of external forces. The dialogue reveals humans’ will to survive despite pressure from external forces.

A
The universe's negative response suggests that the universe seeks to destroy humans.
B
The universe's instructive tone underscores humans’ ignorance of the universe's plan.
C
The dialogue reveals humans’ self-interest and their helplessness in the face of external forces.
D
The dialogue reveals humans’ will to survive despite pressure from external forces.
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Which of the following is an example of irony in the poem? the man insisting on his importance to the universethe universe having the power of speech, which represents the unexpected the universe acknowledging the man, although unimpressed by him

A
the man insisting on his importance to the universe
B
the universe having the power of speech, which represents the unexpected
C
the universe acknowledging the man, although unimpressed by him

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