Throughout the poem “You Are My Music,” what is the speaker’s point of view? A. The speaker is disappointed, then cheerful, and then disappointed again. B. The speaker is cheerful the whole time. C. The speaker is cheerful, then disappointed, and then cheerful again. D. The speaker is disappointed the whole time.

What is dialogue and how do you correctly punctuate it in a narrative?

Langston hughes's poem "madam and the rent man" reflects its historical setting because madam's apartment is in a serious state of disrepair and the landlord will not fix it. madam is at the mercy of a rent man who does not care and takes advantage of her. madam's words show her frustration about being treated unfairly and her determination to fight for what is right. madam does not feel that she has the power to stand up for herself when confronted by the rent man.

Plagiarism—illegally using other people's ideas—can be avoided by a. adding a bibliography. b. proper documentation. c. taking good notes. d. using online sources only.