Question 26 (1 point) By enclosing lines 6 to 11 in parentheses, the main impression that the
writer creates is one of
- an expression of excitement
- an act of reverence
- a humorous interjection
- a personal aside

- a personal aside

Explanation:

Lines 6-11 represent a personal aside. This part represents an interruption to the main speaker, either by the presence of another speaker, or an intrusive thought that the speaker himself had about the subject presented. This part shows a personal opinion and an argument about what is being presented. In this case, we can say that by placing these lines in parentheses, the poet signals that the lines represent an interruption, a personal aside.