Question

question 5 (1 point)which line shows a change in the speakers emotions?a \their voices bounce like echoes on the wall\b \i fold the paper, let the moment pass\c \but something warmer lingers in that space\d \i tuck it away like something never meant\question 6 (1 point)what can the reader infer about the first note mentioned in the poem?a it is a reminder about homeworkb it contains an encouraging messagec it is likely hurtful or unkindd it is written by a teacherquestion 7 (1 point)what does the phrase \uneven ink\ most likely suggest about the second note?a it was written carelesslyb it was written quickly and sincerelyc it was written angrilyd it was printed from a machine

Explanation:

Question 5:

The first three lines show neutral or lingering warm feelings, while option d shifts to dismissive, rejecting emotion, marking a clear change.

Question 6:

The speaker tucks the first note away "like something never meant," implying they want to discard it, which aligns with it being hurtful/unkind.

Question 7:

Uneven ink often comes from quick, unplanned writing, which fits a sincere, spontaneous note rather than careless, angry, or machine-printed work.

Answer:

Question 5: d. "I tuck it away like something never meant"
Question 6: c. It is likely hurtful or unkind
Question 7: b. It was written quickly and sincerely