Texas EOC English 2: 3.5 Understanding and Analysis of Literary Texts

one who gave birth to you Yeah I'm gonna beat

your hand any lyman's Ulysses pacific is the leg you

sail way Alright then we got moby dick by herman

melville here mind greeks is every evening until lamenting in

what ways do the speakers in the two passages view

the ocean from a similar perspective and hear the potential

answers ocean similar perspective other than that it's wet two

great authors to great passengers what will happen when worlds

collide Tune in it all right Option d doesn't totally

grasp the situation While we could say that the first

speaker describes the ocean is unpredictable the second speaker doesn't

say anything about the ocean being unchanging Choice b doesn't

get it either Well it gets that the second speaker

admires the ocean however saying that the first speaker fears

the ocean has gone a little too far German speaker

says that the ocean can fill people with a vague

for voting but he also says that it fills us

with an intolerable desire for life so the first passage

is actually saying that the ocean makes us feel a

ton of things at the same time sounds exhausting Next

vacation we're heading to the desert option is totally wrong

These authors clearly view the ocean from a similar perspective

They should go together on an author's cruise our money's

on melville for the harpoon throwing contest There's no doubt

about it Option c is the correct answer The speaker

and mom's passage describes the way the stormy seas caused

impatience for the unknown and a drive for adventure Meanwhile

the speaker in melville's novel describes how people are drawn

to the ocean and explains that the image we see

reflected in it is the ungraceful ble phantom of life

yeah that's where that came from This sounds like a

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