How does the speaker memorably convey his thoughts and feelings at this moment?To help you answer this question, you might consider:• his close relationship with the land• how the speaker conveys his feelings of hope• how the writing vividly portrays the things which might threaten his crop.03_0475_42_2023_1.15© UCLES 20232

Explain how the poet’s use of language expresses the persona’srelationship with the land.

Which is an author most likely to use to convey a sense of place in their writing?A.Important themesB.Vivid imageryC.Action and suspenseD.Abstract ideas

describe the narrators state of mind as he set on the terrace ​

Select the correct answer.How does the speaker develop his idea that people are in charge of their own destiny? A. He emphasizes the importance of cooperation and mutual respect. B. He explains the impact of Generation Indigenous on young people. C. He describes the life of Lindsay Early as an example. D. He discusses giving more power to tribal police and courts.

In "Samuel's Memory," how do Samuel's feelings change after the death of his mother?A.He becomes sad that his mother won't be able to see the land.B.He becomes excited about what the new land will have to offer.C.He becomes worried for his father.D.He becomes angry and blames his loss on the white settlers.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS