Question

select all the correct words in the passage. which two words mean \tired\ in this excerpt from anne bradstreets \as weary pilgrim, now at rest\? as weary pilgrim, now at rest, hugs with delight his silent nest, his wasted limbs now lie full soft that miry steps have trodden oft,

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each word:

• "weary": By definition, "weary" means feeling or showing tiredness, so it means "tired".
• "wasted": "Wasted" in the context of limbs can imply that the limbs are exhausted or tired (from being used or worn out), so it also relates to "tired".
• "delight": Means pleasure, not tired.
• "soft": Refers to texture, not tired.
• "trod": Means to walk, not tired.
• "miry": Relates to mud, not tired.

Answer:

weary, wasted