Question

scarce revealed to the searching eye.and, ever and anon, the breezefrom piney mountains far away,steals in; and waters kiss the day,and break the image of the treesthat looking downward, sigh dismay.the wood spirit is wandering near,wrept in old legend mystery;i drift alone, for none but heand natures self are native hereof me to know. but now i seethe patient heron by the shoreput down his lifted leg and fly,while echoes from the woods replyto each uncanny scream, low oerthe lake into the evening sky.vast brooding silence crowds around;dark vistas lead my eye astray,among vague shapes beyond the dayupon the lake, i hear no sound;i go ashore, and hasten way.select two events that belong in an objective summary of the poem.□ the speaker notices a wind blowing from the mountains.□ the speaker rows a boat over the lake on the way to a destination.□ the animals on the lake are irritated by the presence of the speaker.☑ the animals and other elements of the setting interact with each other□ the animals and insects on the lake remain silent after the heron flies away

Explanation:

1. The poem states "the breeze / From piney mountains far away, / Steals in", which matches the first option.
2. The poem describes interactions like the breeze disturbing the water, the heron flying, and wood echoes responding, which aligns with the fourth option.
3. The other options are not supported: there is no mention of rowing to a destination, animals being irritated, or silence after the heron flies.

Answer:

• The speaker notices a wind blowing from the mountains.
• The animals and other elements of the setting interact with each other.