Question

20 in line 26, what is the meaning of weaved?
a zigzagged
b draped
c interlaced
d tied

21 how do the words in line 34 affect the poem?
a they create a feeling of relief.
b they create a feeling of happiness.
c they create a sense of uneasiness.
d they create a sense of regret.

22 in the poem, how does the speaker show her change of heart?
a she hugs her grandmother.
b she names the colors of a rainbow.
c she turns and smiles at her mother.
d she tells her mother she is sorry.

Explanation:

Question 20

To determine the meaning of "weaved", we analyze the options. "Weaved" (past tense of "weave") means to interlace threads, etc. "Zigzagged" is about movement direction, "draped" is about covering, "tied" is about fastening. "Interlaced" matches the core meaning of weaving (interlacing).

To answer, we consider the effect of words in a poem. Without the poem, but generally, if the words create uneasiness, option C fits. "Relief" and "happiness" are positive, "regret" is about remorse; "uneasiness" (C) is a common tone - setting effect in some poems.

To show a change of heart (change in attitude), apologizing (D: "She tells her mother she is sorry") is a direct way to show remorse/change. Hugging grandmother (A) or naming rainbow colors (B) don't show heart - change. Smiling at mother (C) is less direct than apologizing for a change of heart.

Answer:

C. interlaced

Question 21