In line 9 of Dickinson's poem, what aspect of human life could be implied by the item "passed"? "We passed the school, where Children strove / At recess-in the Ring-"

The early years of life

The middle years of life

The end of life

All of the above

None of the above

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Justice Carpenter

7 August, 21:54

In line 9 of Dickinson's poem, what aspect of human life could be implied by the item "passed"? "We passed the school, where Children strove / At recess-in the Ring-"

The early years of life

The middle years of life

The end of life

All of the above

None of the above

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Teagan Morris · Answer 1

None of the above

Explanation:

The item "passed" is used in this context as going through a phase of life. Phrasel verb shows school as a step of life for only a short period of time before someone can continue a journey. It does refers to any especifc moment of someones life, such as childhood, adulthood of senior years.

In line 9 of Dickinson's poem, what aspect of human life could be implied by the item "passed"? "We passed the school, where Children strove / At recess-in the Ring-"The early years of lifeThe middle years of lifeThe end of lifeAll of the aboveNone of the above

In line 9 of Dickinson's poem, what aspect of human life could be implied by the item "passed"? "We passed the school, where Children strove / At recess-in the Ring-"

The early years of life

The middle years of life

The end of life

All of the above

None of the above