In Gary Snyder’s poem, “Hay for the Horses,” which of the following phrases provides vivid imagery? (1 point)
A. “I sure would hate to do this all my life.”
B.“Whirling through shingle-cracks of light,”
C.“up the Dangerous Mountain roads,”
D.“At lunchtime under Black oak”
4. In Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s poem, “The Changing Light,” light is used to symbolize the brightness and uniqueness of San Francisco. How does Ferlinghetti show the unique quality of San Francisco’s light? (1 point)
A.mentions the lights in other cities and says that it is different
B.points out the unique qualities of San Francisco and how the light is displayed through them
C.creates an image of a light that is organic and always changing
D.all of the above

Here are the answers to the given questions above:
3. Based on the poem “Hay for the Horses” by Gary Snyder, the phrase that shows vivid imagery is option B: “Whirling through shingle-cracks of light,”
4. Based on the poem “The Changing Light” by Lawrence Ferlinghetti, how the unique quality of San Francisco’s light as shown by the author is D: All of the above.

Answer Link