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26/03/2021HOMEWORK – ON HIS BLINDNESSPage 201 exercise 1Lines 7 and lines 9-14Page 201 exercise 2a. John Milton is speakingb. He becomes blind, so he can’t see the world, he sees only darkness.c. the talent he speaks of is death. Because it no longer makes sense to him.d. Gode. He doesn’t know how to serve God, because he is blind.Page 201 exercise 3a. The patienceb. it says that he could serve God only standing and waitingPage 201 exercise 4a. ABBA ABBA CDE CDEb. PetrarchanPage 201 exercise 5a. the blindnessb. it is at the beginning of the octave. Anticipationc. in the octave the problem of blindness is exposed a way to do not to serve God in the secret there is the solution: he can serve God only waitingd. frustrationPage 201 exercise 6a. The sonnet contains some figure of speech. There is a personification of Patience in line 5 and an alliteration days-dark and in world-wide in line 2. There are also some metaphors: light which stands for sight in line 1, Talent which stands for genius in line 3 and day-labour which stands for work in line 7.b. the paradox is: to serve God only standing and waiting, this means that you don't need to do much, just presence is enough, so being there for a person.c. acceptance and resignationPage 201 exercise 71. love2. frustration3. talent4. syntax5. anticipation6. uneasiness7. accept8. endure9. submission10. faithPage 201 exercise 8I think my greatest talent is to always finish what I start. I think that a talent must never be wasted, indeed it must be used in our favour. |