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aren't options A and D literally the same?
or if not, why
IKRYes. Looks like they're synonyms
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literally same thing just a different way of saying itIKR
ISTG IF MY TEACHER CUTS MY MARKS NOW![]()
SHUT UP WHATthat might be a sign that both of these answers are wrong![]()
i'm too literal-minded for poetry usually but id guess the answer they're looking for is (c); but poetry is subjective anyway.
wow thats next level anxietyI would have answered C
Not sure thoughwow thats next level anxiety![]()
yeah usually when two answers are too similar it's sort of a trick meaning that the correct answer is differentSHUT UP WHAT![]()
wow my whole class is so dumb if its neither A nor Dyeah usually when two answers are too similar it's sort of a trick meaning that the correct answer is different
also, i dont think in this context-optimistic is equivalent to hopefulness. re: im (sally in this case) hopeful tat my answer is correct, but im not optimistic based on the replies to my thread. see how u can be hopeful but not optimistic in my sentence. dictionary (thesaurus/synonym) definitions dont account for nuance/context in poetry or in language as used by people irl. its almost 3am here n i cant think of other examples but my previous sentence shows different usage of hopefullness/optimistism; i dont think its always interchangeable(but it depends on the interpretation of this particular poem by this teacher/the answerbook, so dont take my word for it.its subjective.wow thats next level anxiety![]()
honestly the whole question makes no sense because poetry is subjective so how the hell are you supposed to know what the author had in mindwow my whole class is so dumb if its neither A nor D![]()
EXACTLYhonestly the whole question makes no sense because poetry is subjective so how the hell are you supposed to know what the author had in mind
No hun, so being unsure but optimistic is meaning you do not know what will happen but have faith it will be good, while being hopeful but not confident is you hoping something turns out well but knowing it more than likely will end bad.![]()
aren't options A and D literally the same?
or if not, why![]()