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In "There Will Come Soft Rains," Sara Teasdale describes frogs singing and robins "whistling their whims."




How does this use of personification affect the poem?





It creates a melancholy mood because those are the only sounds heard.




It emphasizes the idea that the disappearance of humans will not sadden animals.




It disproves the belief that the seasons will continue unchanged after the war.




It makes it seem as if nature is grieving over the effects of war.

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Answer:

It emphasized the idea that the disappearance of humans will not sadden animals

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This use of personification affects the poem because:

  • B. It emphasized the idea that the disappearance of humans will not sadden animals

According to the given excerpt from the poem, the narrator describes the frogs singing and the robins whistling their whims to show that the animals were happy around the humans

As a result of this, the use of personification affects the poem because it strengthens the idea that the extinction of humans would not sadden the animals.

Therefore,, the correct answer is option B

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