Two Moods from the Hill theme?

I.
YOUTH

I Love to watch the world from here, for all
The numberless living portraits that are drawn
Upon the mind. Far over is the sea,
Fronting the sand, a few great yellow dunes,
5 A salt marsh stumbling after, rank and green,
With brackish gullies wandering in between,
All this from the hill.
And more: a clump of dwarfed and twisted cedars,
Sentinels over the marsh, and bright with the sun
10 A field of daisies wandering in the wind
As though a hidden serpent glided through,
A broken wall, a new-plowed field, and then
The dusty road and the abodes of men
Surrounding the hill.
15 How small the enclosure is wherein there lives
Each phase and passion of life, the distant sail
Dips in the limpid1 bosom of the sea,
From that far place to where in state the turf
Raises a throne for me upon the hill,
20 Each little love of a living thing
Can thus be compassed in a rainbow ring
And seen from the hill.

II.
AGE


Why did I build my cottage on a hill facing the sea?

Why did I plan each terraced lawn to slope
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Down to the deep blue billowy breast of hope,

Surging and sweeping,

Laughing and leaping,

Tumbling its garments of foam upon the shore,

Rustling the sands that know my step no more,
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I should have found a valley, deep and still,

To shelter me.

There flows the river, and it seems asleep

So far away,

Yet I remember whip of wave and roar
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Of wind that rose and smote2 against the oar,

Smote and retreated,

Proud but defeated,

While I rejoiced and rowed into the brine,

Drawing on wet and heavy-straining line
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The great cod quivering from the deep

As counterplay.

What is the solace of these hills and vales

That rise and fall?

What is there glorious in the greenwood glen,
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Or twittering thrush or wing of darting wren?

Give me the gusty,

Raucous and rusty

Call of the seagull in the echoing sky,

The wild shriek of the winds that cannot die,
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Give me the life that follows the bending sails,

Or none at all!

Answer:

That's to long to read

Explanation:

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Write a letter to
your grandfather him for a parcel on
your birthday

convert direct speech into indirect speech​

The Article states:
His efforts finally paid off in 1975, when California passed the landmark Agricultural Labor Relations Act. It allowed farmworkers to form unions and negotiate for higher pay and better working conditions.


In this passage, the word landmark means __________.


a hard battle for control of something
B a short and simple rule book for students
C a very important event or achievement
D a vague draft or sketch of an idea

identify the story element that is most clearly revealed by the sentence

What message is conveyed by the life of Macbeth?

Read this excrept from painting freedom on the walls

i will travel soon (passive voice)​

Why is it important for each of us to recognize logical fallacies when we read or listen to information?

Please help me!

The excerpt below is what type of paragraph?

As a building material, adobe has several advantages. The
raw materials — mud, straw, and water — are
available just about anywhere. The dried, finished bricks
are easily stacked to make walls, doorways, and window
openings. In addition, the bricks have a high R-value,
making them great insulators.

A) Process
B) Topical
C) Comparison
D) Transitional

His face burned like a brand" is an example of... Group of answer choices
personification
hot
metaphor
simile​

which statement best supports the idea that crabs might eat seahorses? A. seahorses are really fish. B. seahorses are slow swimmers. C. some seahorses have damaged tails. D. some seahorses are found in seaweed.

The author feels rebellion is an issue of concern; do you agree? In what ways might rebellion be an issue of concern?

HELLLLLPPPP MEEE HURRRY

losing the land means that tribals lose their main sources of livelihood and food true or false​

This paragraph is from a diary account that describes what it was like for people traveling on boats from Europe to America in the eighteenth century.
Add to this want of provisions, hunger, thirst, frost, heat, dampness, anxiety, want, afflictions and lamentations, together with other trouble, as e.g., the lice abound so frightfully, especially on sick people, that they can be scraped off the body. The misery reaches a climax when a gale rages for two or three nights and days, so that every one believes that the ship will go to the bottom with all human beings on board. In such a visitation the people cry and pray most piteously.

–Gottlieb Mittelberger

What can be learned from the paragraph? Apply what you know about making inferences and summarizing.

The most important idea in the paragraph is that life on the ship was
.

An inference that can be made from the text is that people cried and prayed because they believed they might soon
.

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What was Kohlberg most interested in finding out from
interviewing the subjects?
A
How old each of the subjects were.
B
How each of the subjects decided what was right.
C
How each of the subjects were invited to the study.
.
D
How each of the subjects decided who got the medication

eliminate any mixed point of view. Question: 1. I wanted to book a flight, but it was full, so I book this one.

Choose the modern English equivalent of the Old English word.

One mann was found guilty; the other innocent of the crime.

moon
main
men
man

please give the answer hurry its very important its sub
hindi ​

In Scene 2, lines 10–12, Romeo says, “It is my lady; O, it is my love! / O that she knew she
were!”Which sentence best paraphrases his meaning?
Mark only one oval.
A She (Juliet) is the one I love, and I wish she knew it.
B She (Juliet] really wishes that she were the one I love.
000
Ci cannot find my lady (Rosaline) or my love (Juliet).
D I wish the woman I love could see me now.

HELP!!!!!! 20 POINTS!!!!!!!!!! BRIANLIEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Part A

Which statement describes a trait of Creon's character in Antigone?


Creon loves his son deeply.

Creon reacts angrily to criticism.

Creon is easily persuaded.

Creon is afraid of using his power.
Question 2
Part B

Which excerpt from the text best supports the answer in Part A?


"'With justice, when all that I do is within my rights?'"

"'The State is the King!'"

"'Your pleasure with her would soon grow cold, Haimon.'"

"'Fool, adolescent fool! Taken in by a woman!'"

WILL MAKE BRAINLIST
Look at the roots below. Which one means go or yield

Another writer is concerned about space tourism. She writes an article saying that lunar tourism will only lead to lunar colonization. She is afraid that too much interference by humans on the moon will eventually cause the same problems we have here on Earth: pollution, overcrowding, and lack of resources. She wants to pass a law that restricts lunar travel.
3. What is the author’s purpose?
a. to persuade​ c. to entertain
b. to inform​d. all three
     

Correct this sentence as soon as they arrived,

His fingers were stiff, and it took him a long time to twist the lid off the holy water. Drops of water fell on the red blanket and soaked into dark icy spots. He sprinkled the grave and the water disappeared almost before it touched the dim, cold sand; it reminded him of something—he tried to remember what it was, because he thought if he could remember he might understand this. He sprinkled more water; he shook the container until it was empty, and the water fell through the light from sundown like August rain that fell while the sun was still shining, almost evaporating before it touched the wilted squash flowers.

Which statement best describes the significance of the holy water in this excerpt?
The priest hopes that the holy water will provide the Pueblo people with the water they need.
The Pueblo people embrace Christianity as the holy water is sprinkled on Teofilo’s grave.
The holy water becomes a symbol of Pueblo traditions and loses its significance as a Christian symbol.
The holy water is important to both the priest and Leon, but it is important for different reasons.

A good tip would be for you should find the questions with vocabulary " context clues " and begin answering them first before reading

True
False

Only those Egyptians who needed the knowledge for their professions learned how to read and write. These included government officials, doctors, and priests, as well as the scribes who did the actual writing on papyrus and stone.

—The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone,
James Cross Giblin

Use the drop-down menu to complete the sentence.

Based on the context clues in the passage, what is most likely the meaning of papyrus?

Papyrus is a

Read this paragraph
(1) Eliza and Brianna have been singing in their school chorus since they were in fourth grade.
(2) The girls always sing a duet at the school talent show, and they take turns singing the
national anthem before school sporting events. (3) Outside of school, she also sings in a choir
made up of young and old members of her community. (4) Both girls hope that they will be able
to continue singing for many more years.
Which sentence should be revised to correct a vague pronoun?
A. sentence 1
B. sentence 2
C. sentence 3
D. sentence 4

as head boy and head girl of the school draft a notice for observing social distancing in the school​