Question

read the poem. there are several questions about this poem. there are 52 lines in this poem. the poem is numbered every 5 lines. nursery rhyme shut your eyes then and let us slip out of the city rain into a special ship. call her the pilgrim. set sail and go over the worlds rim to where rousseau discovered a jungle of indigo trees. a marvelous tangle: precise oranges. tigers with dreaming eyes. larger and larger flowers. leaves of gigantic size — wander for hours under a crimson sun in a pale milky sky with a vermilion lizard near by. and over it all the strangeness that hovers like a green pall. envelopes and covers in a warm still suspense select two statements that best describe how rousseau contributes to events in the poem. 1. he draws the speaker and listener as figures in his jungle art. 2. he explores the jungle to discover unusual plants and animals. 3. he spies on the speaker and listener to learn the motives for their visit. 4. he celebrates the fulfillment of his dream to have people visit his jungle. 5. he is responsible for creating the world that the speaker and listener visit.

Explanation:

En el poema, Rousseau es el creador del mundo selvático al que el emisor y el receptor viajan. Además, parece representarlos como figuras en su arte selvático, lo que se refleja en las dos opciones elegidas. Estas opciones capturan mejor su papel en los eventos del poema.

Answer:

1. He draws the speaker and listener as figures in his jungle art.
2. He is responsible for creating the world that the speaker and listener visit.