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Medium Reading and Writing · Craft and Structure · Text Structure and Purpose · MCQ

The following text is adapted from Gwendolyn Bennett’s 1926 poem “Street Lamps in Early Spring.”

Night wears a garment
All velvet soft, all violet blue... 
And over her face she draws a veil
As shimmering fine as floating dew... 
And here and there
In the black of her hair
The subtle hands of Night
Move slowly with their gem-starred light.

Which choice best describes the overall structure of the text?

  1. A

    It presents alternating descriptions of night in a rural area and in a city.

  2. B

    It sketches an image of nightfall, then an image of sunrise.

  3. C

    It makes an extended comparison of night to a human being.

  4. D

    It portrays how night changes from one season of the year to the next.

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