(Originais Teachy 2023) - Question Medium of English

In the poem 'The Enchanted Forest', the poet paints a vivid picture of an ecosystem where various species of animals and plants live in harmony. He speaks of exotic flowers, grand trees, and creatures like the 'mountain lion' and the 'water snake' that call this environment home. The poet also draws on metaphor, linking parts of the human body to illustrate the deep connection between nature and humanity, likening tree roots to veins and rivers to arteries. Given the language used to describe animals, plants, and human anatomy, which of the following options best captures the poet's perception of the interconnectedness between the natural and human worlds, as expressed in the poem?

Read the following excerpt from a dialogue between two characters in a book you are studying: "Maria: I'm not sure if we have enough sugar to bake the cake. Can you check in the pantry to see if there's any? João: Sure thing, Maria. I noticed we've got plenty of eggs and loads of flour. Maybe we should pick up some more sugar and milk." Based on the use of 'some', 'any', 'many', and 'much' in the dialogue above, identify which option best describes how these words were correctly used to indicate quantity.

Read the excerpt from the poem 'The Slave Ship' by Castro Alves: 'It was a nightmarish dream... the deck / That reddens the glow of the lanterns, / Bathing in blood. The clanking of iron... the cracking of whips... / Legions of men as black as night, / Horridly dancing...'. Considering the historical context of the poem and the language used by the author, what is the main feeling the poet seeks to convey by describing this scene?