4) which best describes how the author uses imagery in the first paragraph?
a) hardy depicts an idyllic setting of springtime comforts.
b) hardy creates a snapshot of a scruffy, rather disheveled character.
c) hardy emphasizes the variety of transportation modes available in marlott.
d) hardy presents a picture of two men, suggesting a father-son relationship will evolve.

5) which best describes how the author uses imagery in the second half of this excerpt?
a) hardy creates a mood of despair and guilt with his descriptive dialogue.
b) hardy creates a mood of indifference and anxiety with his descriptive dialogue.
c) hardy creates a mood of surprise and astonishment with his descriptive dialogue.
d) hardy creates a mood of vulnerability and amazement with his descriptive dialogue.

4. Option A) Hardy depicts an idyllic setting of springtime comforts.

5. Option D) Hardy creates a mood of vulnerability and amazement with his descriptive dialogue.

Explanation:

From the excerpt, two interpretations can be drawn:

In addition:

They help to justify what Shakespeare expressed in his statement that people should not make fun of love at first sight because it may be true. A clear example was lived by Michael Scott, who falls in love with a model and does everything possible to find her, unfortunately dead. Even so, he visited his grave. The same happens with the love story of Romeo and Juliet, in which, although they did not know each other, he had seen her and he had fallen in love with her and had expressed her through a sonnet in which he wanted to kiss her and her, although principle was a bit reluctant, could correspond to the feelings.