Which options most accurately show how the child speakers’s story in “the chimney sweeper” (songs of experience) develops the tone of the poem? (select all that apply.) 1. words like “little black thing” and “clothes of death” create an angry, vengeful tone. 2. words like “gone” and “weep! weep! ” contribute to a fearful tone. 3. words like “injury” and “misery” contribute to a sorrowful tone. 4. words like “crying” and “notes of woe” create a gloomy, grim tone.

3. Words like “injury” and “misery” contribute to a sorrowful tone.

Explanation:

That's a poem by William Blake. In this poem the author portrays the life suffered by the chimney sweepers who had a very sad life. Most of the times these cleaners were children and this type of work, besides being very dangerous, was very poorly paid, it was almost a slavery. For this reason, Blake wanted to emphasize the sadness of these children's lives by using the words "injury" and "misery" in the poem.

hasty generalization

o'henry used irony in "the gift of the magi". this tool was essential to developing the story's theme by showing that the couple bought gifts for each other that they could not actually use at the moment. in addition, the author used this fact to show that people of the society should treasure the things they've received from others, because you may never know if they sacrificed their most treasured possession to aquire the gift.