What ideas are 16th - and 17th-century sonnets most likely to have in common? Check all that apply.

beauty

death

love

politics

religion

time

This-dost thou doubt-Sweet- Then have I Nothing to show But Calvary- What does the word "Calvary" most likely suggest? The speaker considers love akin to religion. The speaker is martyred by her love. The speaker finds human love unpleasant.

What is the function of the commas in the sentence below? her dress, soft and pretty, looked expensive. to follow an introductory element used with a conjunction to link sentences to interrupt to introduce a list

What is one theme in A Raisin in the Sun? A. Education can make people biased. B. Strong nurturing is not a guarantee for strong individuals. C. Racism limits a person's choices in life. D. Success is possible for all people, regardless of race.

What is the purpose of a thesis statement? a. to summarize the facts and statistics introduced in the paperb. to define any vocabulary needed to understand the content of the paperc.

What makes an argument compelling?

What conditions and ideas made the Holocaust possible?

According to the introduction, Mary Shelley wanted to write what type of ghost story? A.) one that involved a tragic heroine B.) one that preyed on people's fear of sea creatures C.) one that evoked the unspoken fear of humans D.

Which of the following best describes the central idea of "To His Excellency, General Washington"? A. American patriotism and independence was guided by the powers of God. B. Washington was a righteous man. C.

Which statement best compares the structure of "harlem" and "The Weary Blues"?

Which underlined phrase correctly identifies an allusion? (As she left the concert hall,) Shonda was as bright as the sun because her recital was a brilliant success; Mozart could not have played the piece better.