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The primary theme of the poem is to: (A) celebrate the ingenuity of scholars who decode ancient mysteries through persistent effort and collaboration (B) lament the irreversible loss of meaning in mysterious texts and the futility of scholarly attempts to recover it (C) advocate for abandoning undeciphered scripts in favor of more accessible historical records and artifacts (D) highlight the excitement of academic dissent that fuels innovative theories about curses and ancient spells (E) explore how modern anxiety about the unknown drives reinterpretations of hieroglyphs and strange writings

Over time the meaning can get lost And few now know what was meant Maybe it is an ancient spell or curse Perhaps it is something even worse In academic circles there is dissent And into bins, attempts are tossed Whether hieroglyphs or strange text True meaning gives way to a guess Well, what does count as information Yet all attempts made at translation Keeps them occupied nevertheless All anxious about what comes next

4. My mother bought ice creams for my brother and me, but she didn’t buy one herself. A. for my brother and me, but she didn’t buy one for herself. B. for my brother and myself, but she didn’t buy herself one. C. for my brother and I, but she didn’t buy one for her. D. for my brother and I, but she didn’t buy one for herself.

3. If I was the prime minister of the country, I will make economic growth, poverty eradication and tax reform my top priorities. If I was the prime minister of the country, I would If I were the prime minister of the country, I will If I were the prime minister of the country, I would No correction required

2. Which figure of speech is used in the following lines? 'My rancher uncle bought 50 head of cattle last week.’ 1. oxymoron 2. personification 3. synecdoche 4. euphemism

1. Which figure of speech is used in the following lines? Blind justice was not on his side. 1. Simile 2. Metaphor 3. Personification 4. Metonymy