North Carolina EOG Reading Grade 6 Practice Questions - North Carolina End-of-Grade Reading Test - Grade 6 Exam

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Read the poem: "The tide creeps in at twilight, / soft and slow it comes. / It laps against the weathered rocks / and hums, and hums, and hums. // The tide retreats at midnight, / leaving silver on the sand. / It pulls the moon across the sky / with a long and quiet hand." How do the two stanzas work together to contribute to the meaning of the poem?

They show the tide moving in opposite directions, creating a cycle. They describe two different oceans to compare their tides. They show that the tide only comes in at night. They argue that the tide is stronger than the moon.

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They show the tide moving in opposite directions, creating a cycle.

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