How are "Ode to Mi Gato" and "The Cat and the Moon" different? A. "Ode to Mi Gato" is serious and somber in tone, while "The Cat and the Moon" is light and silly. B. The speaker in "Ode to Mi Gato" shows great love and affection to his cat, while the speaker in "The Cat and the Moon" respects his cat but shows it little affection. C. "Ode to Mi Gato" is a poem about the speaker's grief over his lost cat, while "The Cat and the Moon" celebrates the return of the speaker's cat. D. The speaker in "Ode to Mi Gato" thinks his cat is mysterious, while the speaker in "The Cat and the Moon" views his cat as playful and funny.

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30 March, 21:34

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Keenan Michael · Answer 1

Try B cause I had this test before

Mckenna Craig · Answer 2

Mckenna Craig 30 March, 21:56

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Try A, it seems to most fit