What does canopy mean in this text from Shakespeare?

... this most excellent canopy, the air, this majestical roof ...

A) the sky

B) a ceiling in a room

C) curtains for a large D) window

E) the English countryside

Read this line from the narrative: The sun had been above the trees and blasting the greenhouse for a good hour now. What does this line suggest about the setting of the story? A It is a cool fall day. B It is just barely dawn.

Paraphrase the following selection. Nuclear energy becomes available when radioactive (unstable) atoms split apart. The natural or artificial breaking up of atoms into smaller pieces is called fission.

This question has three steps. First, find the adjective in the sentence below. Then decide which noun that the adjectives describes. Lastly, decide which question the adjective answers.

Which of the following is true of this text in bold? It explicitly describes part of a ship. It explicitly describes the glow of the sun. It implies that a darkness is coming. It implies that someone has told a lie.

You can often tell what a word means by blank in a sentence

Why do people analyze literature? Select the best answer Click on the correct answer (s) To better understand what the author might be trying to say B To find literary devices To learn new vocabulary words All of the above

What is the most likely reason literary critics compare the works of artists and authors who focus on the same subject matter? A. To determine whether the text or painting is older B.

What are the 6 types of multumodal projects?

Which are elements of a Shakespearean tragedy? Check all that apply. a wise character a farfetched ending a flawed hero an emotional release a misunderstanding a major catastrophe

Why can't claudius simply deal with hamlet swiftly and harshly as allowed by law?