Question

Select two choices that show how the figurative language creates imagery

and evokes emotions in Passage 1.
The poem personifies the wind and leaves by suggesting they can
talk, emphasizing the enchanting qualities of the land.
The use of allusion in the "w" sound in phrases like "Where all the
trees bear golden flowers" and "Where every wind and leaf can talk"
creates a sense of rhythm and musicality.
The use of metaphor between the fairy folk burning stars for
candlelight and the real world's use of candles highlights the magical
nature of the setting.
The golden flowers and fairy folk symbolize the real world and
fantastical setting elements similar to the ordinary world.
The use of onomatopoeia to mimic the bird's chirpina allows the

Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

reader to hear the joyful sound and adds to the sensory experience of the passage.

The use of simile comparing the wind to a gentle caress evokes a sense of comfort and tranquility in the reader.

The personification of the wind and leaves, along with the use of allusion and metaphor, creates vivid imagery and a magical atmosphere in the passage. It allows the reader to visualize the enchanting qualities of the land and feel the emotions associated with it.