1. B. to politely describe a negative trait
2. C. The character might be uncomfortable with their wealth.
3. B. The metaphor extends throughout the poem as the speaker compares creative thoughts to bees’ movements.
4. Lunch table: she wants to enjoy each of them equally; Plate of food: chooses which ones she wants on any given day.
5. remind you about appointments; Detailed.
6. C. Meander.
7. somewhat concerned for Tie's safety; willing to try his hardest to succeed.
8. A. It gives a sense of foreboding.
9. C. Jack decided his kitchen was clean enough even though it was messier than when he had started to tidy it.
10. A. that he is mildly bitter and cynical.
11. D. The more people you know, the more alone you are.
12. D. It was fragmented, with gaps in memory and understanding.
13. C. Personification; D. Simile.