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6. Based on the context, "sable" means?
Black
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thief
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gift
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3. What is the poem's main idea?
Christian Faith redeems and values everyone
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3. Benighted also relates to darkness. What does this word choice suggest?
The speaker views Christianity as light.
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8. What is the "angelic train?"
Heaven
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1. What figurative device appears in Line 1?
Personification
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4. In this context, "once" most closely means?
Previously
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seesaw
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gift
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2. Based on the context, benighted most closely means?
Spiritual ignorance
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Analysis: Do you think the speaker is being sarcastic with their use of italics in this poem? Why or why not?
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4. How does the speaker use allusion to support the main idea of the poem?
By arguing the mercy God showed Cain should be shown to everyone
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7. In this context, "Refined" most closely references all of the following except...
being let go
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2. The speaker uses first person perspective for all of the following EXCEPT:
to argue for personal responsibility
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5. Why might the last line be read with additional syllables?
To express the speaker's joy
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5. How "once" is used suggests which 2 answers are correct for question #5?
B & D
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