Question

read line 40 of the poem.
hes more than something taught in classrooms, in language thats hard to understand,
which two statements accurately restate this line?
□ the language of shakespeare is impossible to grasp.
□ shakespeare is best understood in a classroom environment.
□ shakespeare is more than a subject students study in school.
□ teachers use difficult language when teaching shakespeare.
□ the influence of shakespeare goes beyond the classroom.

Explanation:

1. The original line states "He's more than something taught in classrooms" – this matches the idea that Shakespeare is more than just a school subject and that his reach/influence extends beyond the classroom.
2. The line says "in language that's hard to understand" – this aligns with teachers using difficult language when teaching him, but the first part of the line emphasizes he is more than classroom learning, so the two most accurate restatements focus on that core idea plus the classroom framing.
3. "Impossible to grasp" is an extreme overstatement of "hard to understand". "Best understood in a classroom" contradicts the line's claim that he is more than classroom learning.

Answer:

• Shakespeare is more than a subject students study in school.
• The influence of Shakespeare goes beyond the classroom.