Question

31) These texts are two versions of Cinderella. The poem (1969) and story (1697) are both
excerpts featuring the conclusion of the traditional tale.
When the bridal couple walked into the church, the older sister walked on their right side and
the younger on their left side, and the pigeons pecked out one eye from each of them
Which metaphor from the poem BEST aligns with this line from the story?
A) like two dolls in a museum case
B) spots were left like soup spoons
they just don't heal up like a wish
D) like a love letter into its envelope

Answer 1

The metaphor from the poem that BEST aligns with this line from the story is; A) like two dolls in a museum case.

A metaphor is a word that is used to compare two things by saying that one is another.

• The depiction of the couple as they enter the museum can best be likened to two dolls in a museum.

• Dolls are usually clad in an admirable manner, thus making them the cynosure of all eyes.

• This is similar to the portrayal of the couple as they walk in. So, option A fits best.

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