Reread lines 309-326. What is the tone (Goldsmith's attitude toward the subject) in Lines 323 and 324?

He is sincere.

He is being ironic; he doesn't mean what he says.

He does not approve of joy.

He is praising city wealth.

Read this sentence: The athletes, coaches, and newscasters all commingled at the same dinner after the Olympic opening ceremonies. Which word from the sentence provides a clue to the meaning of commingled? Athletes All Same Opening

The climax of Hamlet is generally considered to occur when Hamlet does not take the opportunity to kill the praying Claudius. True False

How does Gregor change from the beginning to the end of the story?

Describe the tone of the first two paragraphs, How does soueifs word choice in the first two paragraphs affect the tone

What should you do when you have finished taking notes?

Using the same word over and over again: Repetition Parallelism Juxtaposition

In the first stanza of "Digging," the speaker views his pen as a symbol, or representative, of a. good. c. family tradition. b. power. d. the imagination.

What are some logical reasons for why singer-songwriters deserve the Nobel Prize for Literature?

Summarize Bradford's description of the New World in the above passage. Use details from the passage to support your answer.

Twenty-four dollars a week would really have been riches to us if we hadn't had to support