Question

this question has two parts. answer part a, and then answer part b. part a in line 35, what does turning to fresh tasks mean? 1. wisely resting after completing tasks 2. working hard on a sequence of tasks 3. easily moving from old tasks to new ones 4. thinking about new tasks while doing old ones part b which excerpt from the poem best supports the correct answer from part a? 1. \someone who lived\ (line 35) 2. \forget his handiwork\ (line 36) 3. \spent himself\ (line 37) 4. \the labour of his axe\ (line 37)

Explanation:

For Part A, "turning to fresh tasks" implies moving on to new tasks from old ones. Option 3 is correct as it describes easily transitioning to new tasks. For Part B, "forget his handiwork" in Line 36 implies leaving behind the old - task (the handiwork) and moving to new ones, which supports the answer of Part A.

Answer:

Part A: 3. easily moving from old tasks to new ones
Part B: 2. "forget his handiwork" (Line 36)