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 a passive view of life to urging active, virtuous living. Each stanza builds on the previous one to develop this line of thinking, rather than describing parts of a thing, a narrative's events, or problem perspectives.

Answer:

They show stages in a thought process.