Question

Which phrases from the poem "sonnet in primary colors" by rita dove appeal to the sense of sight? select two options. o "her beloved dead" o this is for the woman" 0 "erect / among parrots" 0 'wildflowers entwining the plaster corset" o "she lay down in pain"

Answer 1

"Erect / among parrots"

"Wildflowers entwining the plaster corset"

Step-by-step explanation:

"Erect / among parrots" - This phrase conjures a visual image of someone standing tall or upright amidst a vibrant and colorful group of parrots. It engages the sense of sight by describing the physical posture and the presence of vividly colored birds.

"Wildflowers entwining the plaster corset" - This phrase evokes a visual image of wildflowers growing and intertwining around a plaster corset. The use of the word "entwining" suggests a visual depiction of the flowers wrapping around the corset, appealing to the sense of sight.