Question

read the poem. there are several questions about this poem. how does the phrase over the worlds rim in line 7 contribute to the meaning of the poem? 1. the phrase emphasizes the potential danger in traveling to a different realm. 2. the phrase reinforces the sense of adventure shared by the speaker and listener. 3. the phrase emphasizes the distinct separation between the two realms in the poem. 4. the phrase reinforces the peculiar quality of the tour taken by the speaker and listener. part b which excerpt from the poem best supports the correct answer from part a? 1. \precise oranges, tigers with dreaming eyes,\ (lines 12 - 13) 2. \i who brought you here\ (line 34) 3. \his most intent seeing\ (line 38)

Explanation:

• Part A: The phrase "Over the world's rim" suggests a journey to an unknown and exciting place. It implies a sense of adventure as the speaker and listener are going to a new realm. Option 2 is correct because it captures the shared sense of adventure.
• Part B: The lines "Precise oranges, Tigers with dreaming eyes" describe a strange and wonderful world, which supports the idea of an adventurous journey. This excerpt shows the unique and exciting elements of the new realm, reinforcing the sense of adventure.

Answer:

• Part A: 2. The phrase reinforces the sense of adventure shared by the speaker and listener.
• Part B: 1. "Precise oranges, Tigers with dreaming eyes," (Lines 12 - 13)