English, 29.10.2019 22:31 aaburto1515

2. strategy: adjust fluency (a) how did you adjust your fluency to suit
your purpose for reading these poems? (b) cite one example of a line that
became clearer to you when you read it according to punctuation. explain.
analysis and discussion
4. make inferences in "science-fiction cradlesong," what motivates the
human desire to explore space? use evidence from the poem to support
your inference.
5. analyze in line 19 of "science-fiction cradlesong," the speaker
addresses the reader with the words "hush, be still." why are these words

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2. strategy: adjust fluency (a) how did you adjust your fluency to suit
your purpose for read...