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Question 31 (2 points)"Pass it along, the wiring party's going out"- And yawning sentries mumble, "Wivers going out."blood."Unraveling; twisting; hammering stakes with muffled thud, They toil with stealthy haste and anger in theirHow does the author use ambiguity to portray the tone in these lines?( A) There is no ambiguity shown in the text(B) The author is actually happy about the war as the wiring party keeps out the bad guys.(C) The ambiguity is seen in the author's use of "Anger" and "Blood," which shows his anger about theWar.(D) Certain words such as "party's" could have more than one meaning and reveals sarcasm in theauthor's tone.Question 32 (2 points)What is the subject of the speaker's monologue in "My Last Duchess"?O A) the speaker's memory of his wife( B) the father of the woman he wants to marryOC) a portrait of his wife(D) someone who wants to marry his wifeQuestion 33 (2 points)Which of the following inferences is best supported by the passage below (paragraph 30)?In 1789 the French Revolution seemed to offer young people a chance to realize these dreams. Wordsworthand Coleridge, among many others, responded to the ideals of "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" and wereinfused with enthusiasm for the revolutionary cause. As Wordsworth exulted (in lines later included in hislong autobiographical narrative poem The Prelude), "Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, / But to be youngwas very heaven!" When these ideals seemed betrayed by the bloody excesses of the Reign of Terror, bothmen slipped into conservative views. The next generation of Romantics, such as Percy Bysshe Shelley, whohad been inspired by Wordsworth's and Coleridge's youthful political radicalism, felt betrayed and continuedto support revolt both at home and abroad(A) Second-generation Romantics were more committed to ideals than to following the teachings oftheir elders()B) Wordsworth probably ran for a seat in Parliament on the Conservative ticket once he retired fromwriting poetry( C) Percy Bysshe Shelley disagreed with most other figures of the second generation.(D) William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge fought in the French Revolution.