To rest at the noon hour and meditate love’s ecstasy;In this line from the passage, the word meditate suggestsResponsesA resting in the afternoon.resting in the afternoon.B taking a break from love.taking a break from love.C sleeping the rest of the day.sleeping the rest of the day.D spending time with a loved one.spending time with a loved one.E reflecting upon the joys of love.

Find a synonym for "serene" as used in the passage.*ChaoticPeacefulNoisyEnergetic

Consider this claim:People should make more time for sitting still and doing nothing.Which is the strongest evidence to support the claim?"Being able to sit peacefully in silence with your own thoughts, free of external distractions, may be as beneficial to your mental and physical health as going for a run," writes psychologist Zoe Vance.Health journalist Andy Long notes, "In recent years, more and more Americans have established meditation routines."Beth Sharma, a mother of three, says that her favorite part of the week is Sunday afternoon, which she has dedicated to doing nothing.Save answer

Which of the following theme statements fit the lines below from “Stopping by a Woods on a Snowy Evening”?The woods are lovely, dark and deep,   But I have promises to keep,   And miles to go before I sleep,   And miles to go before I sleep.Group of answer choicesIt’s never a good idea to stay too long on someone else’s land.The pull of being alone in nature is sometimes in conflict with the pull of responsibility.Nature has the ability to make people feel tired and sleepy or relaxed.Being sure to get enough rest is an important part of one’s responsibilities.

Meditation is to tranquility as injustice is to _____trepidationindignationsovereigntyelation

Select the correct answer.What statement best summarizes the passage? A. The narrator and her husband argue about how the summer should be spent as he wants to have guests and she wants to be alone. B. The narrator contemplates having time to grow her soul by refusing to see anyone besides her husband or read any books for the summer. C. The narrator describes how she wants to explore nature and then compares herself to a bird that is both cheerful and quarrelsome. D. The narrator longs to spend the summer in solitude out in nature, and her husband thinks that she will be bored.