Answer points
the courage that my mother had

went with her, and is with her still:

rock from new england quarried;

now granite in a granite hill.

the golden brooch my mother wore

she left behind for me to wear;

i have no thing i treasure more:

yet, it is something i could spare.

oh, if instead she'd left to me

the thing she took into the grave! -

that courage like a rock, which she

has no more need of, and i have.

—“the courage that my mother had,”
edna st. vincent milla

reread the poem. look at the details in each stanza and write one to two sentences explaining the central idea of the poem.

the central idea of the poem is the mothers courage. the mother showed great courage as stated in the 11th line "that courage like a rock"

Explanation:

the mom had courage and she is compared to a rock.

The Main idea of the poem is the mother's courage.

Explanation:

"The thing she took into the grave! -

That courage like a rock, which she

Has no more need of, and I have"

The daughter wished she could have her mother's courage more than anything else her mother had. The brooch was a nice treasure, but she admired her mother's courage more than any object.

Explanation:

Thats the sample they give you

  The right answer is B. "The speaker places a high value on the item"

  In this poem, the speaker is praising the courage of his/her mother and in the second stanza, the speaker tells us how much the golden brooch she left is treasured "I have nothing I treasure more" (meaning it has a high value).  

   In the third stanza is explained why it is said: "Yet, it is something I could spare.":

  "Oh, if instead she'd left to me

The thing she took into the grave!-

That courage like a rock, which she

Has no more need of, and I have. "

   The speaker is telling us that more valuable than the brooch would be if the mother gave her courage instead, that is more needed (and she can no longer use it) , the brooch would be easily replaced only by her courage.

a

Explanation:

C

Explanation:

I just did it. i'm guessing it's because they both end with d. I believe it's considered an eye rhyme.

Eye rhyme - a similarity between words in spelling but not in pronunciation, e.g., love and move.

D

Explanation:

when you said "no thing" instead on "nothing" it kind of through me off

I thinks it’s D. Sorry if I’m wrong

in the beginning, you have

"Went with her, and is with her still:"

"Now granite in a granite hill."

there is also

"The golden brooch my mother wore"

"I have no thing I treasure more:"

these are the uses of assonance in that poem

in the beginning, you have

"Went with her, and is with her still:"

"Now granite in a granite hill."

there is also

"The golden brooch my mother wore"

"I have no thing I treasure more:"

these are the uses of assonance in that poem

Explanation:

just got at it correct!!,!,!,!!,

that the mashine was talking hahahaha