Question

what do the stanzas in a psalm of life have in common?

• they explain the different parts of a thing.
• they show stages in a thought process.
• they show the events of a narrative.
• they display different sides of a problem.

Explanation:

"A Psalm of Life" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow progresses through a connected sequence of reflections on life's purpose, moving from rejecting passive views of life to urging active, purposeful living. Each stanza builds on the previous one to develop this line of thinking, rather than describing parts of a thing, a narrative plot, or problem perspectives.

Answer:

They show stages in a thought process.