Which choice would best help establish that the nar- raior is bored with this gardening task? 'The graceful grass beneath Tny feet I Is crushed and in a monolonous march, as gras.s clippings covered my shoes, 1 ． ■1 trimmed in one big sweep." Chuckling under my breath at my little poem, the lawnmower picked up speed and soon finished mowing the lawn. [1] As I quickly clipped off the dead blossoms, J experimented with similes: the brown-edged petals fell like soft rain, or perhaps like wounded pigeons. [2] The next yard chore was, to prune the rosebushes that once had formed a red cascade of flowers on the wall. [3]'!!.__压ch 8 of the two poetic attempts was splendid, but at least
