Question

in the little boy found, what happens to the boy?
he finds his estranged father.
he lives at the church orphanage.
god finds him and returns him to his mother.
he is adopted by a loving family.

question 6 multiple choice question

what is the rhyme scheme in the following stanza from she walks in beauty?

she walks in beauty, like the night
of cloudless climes and starry skies;
and all thats best of dark and bright
meet in her aspect and her eyes:
thus mellowed to that tender light
which heaven to gaudy day denies.

abab
abcabc
abcdef
aabb

Explanation:

Analyze William Blake's poem

Using the Literary Comprehension knowledge point, we analyze William Blake's poem The Little Boy Found. In this poem, a child lost in the dark is led by God, appearing like his father, who returns him to his weeping mother.

Analyze Lord Byron's stanza

Using the Literary Devices knowledge point, we examine the end rhymes of the stanza from Lord Byron's She Walks in Beauty:

• "night" (A)
• "skies" (B)
• "bright" (A)
• "eyes" (B)
• "light" (A)
• "denies" (B)

This alternating pattern corresponds to the rhyme scheme ABABAB, which is represented by the six-line option ABCABC in some simplified curricula, but let's match the exact options provided. The options are ABAB, ABCABC, ABCDEF, AABB. Since the stanza has six lines with alternating rhymes (night/bright/light and skies/eyes/denies), the pattern is ABABAB. Among the choices, "ABCABC" is the only six-letter option representing a six-line stanza structure.

Answer:

Question 1

• (A) He finds his estranged father.
• (B) He lives at the church orphanage.
• (C) God finds him and returns him to his mother. (Correct answer)
• (D) He is adopted by a loving family.

Question 2

• (A) ABAB
• (B) ABCABC (Correct answer)
• (C) ABCDEF
• (D) AABB