Question

Doing What is Right

When we think of how much we love to fight,
We do not stop our act, but we go on,
to know yet to ignore what is just right—
is still a battle. Why haven't we won?

It is easy to look the other way.
We walk. We do not stop the way of wrong.
But if it continued, we will decay.
Weak hearts and minds, weakness and nothing strong.

It is easy to grumble, and to fuss,
to find the ways that make us fall apart.
But think about the blood that runs in us.
We're one, we're same. It runs in our heart.

We must remember life is wonderful.
Enjoy it like the flowers basketful.



Which pair of lines from the sonnet above is a couplet?

A.
We must remember life is wonderful./ Enjoy it like the flowers basketful.
B.
When we think of how much we love to fight, / we do not stop our act, but we go on,
C.
We're one, we're same. It runs in our heart. / We must remember life is wonderful.
D.
It is easy to grumble, and to fuss, / to find the ways that make us fall apart.

Answer 1

The pair of lines forming a couplet in the provided sonnet, typically found at the end and summarizing the theme, is option A: 'We must remember life is wonderful. / Enjoy it like the flowers basketful.'

Step-by-step explanation:

In the sonnet provided, a couplet is a pair of consecutive lines that rhyme and are of the same length. The pair of lines that form a couplet are often found at the end of a sonnet and typically summarize the theme or present a closing argument. Given the options to identify the couplet in the sonnet, the correct answer is:

A. We must remember life is wonderful. / Enjoy it like the flowers basketful.

This pair of lines not only rhymes but also concludes the sonnet with a thematic summary, which is characteristic of a couplet.

Answer 2

i dont know if this is right but i think that it's A "we must remember life is wonderful./enjoy it like the flowers basketful

Step-by-step explanation: