Which figure of speech is used for ‘winter, frost, snow, north wind, hail and little child’? Who is the little child compared to?

Both symbolism and personification are used for "winter, frost, snow, north wind. hail and little child'. The little child is compared to Jesus Christ.

What is “little i” doing? 

"Little i" is peering at sunset through the window.

What can be the relationship between “little i” and the speaker of the poem? 

The relationship between ''little i" and the speaker of the poem can be the relationship of the speaker and the speaker's inner voice.

This story can be read like a fairytale, where the children, the seasons, the tree, the corner of the garden, the snow, the wind, and the frost are all used as symbolism. Interpret those symbols.

TM Wilde's story is rich in symbolism. The Giant, the children, the seasons, the tree, the garden, the comer of the garden, the snow, the wind, the frost, and the little boy are the well-noted symbols in the text. In this regard, the Giant symbolizes the obsessive mentality of the humans, as they think they can survive independently on their own and they don't need others. Similarly, the children stand for innocence and love. The garden also reflects the innocence of the children. But with...

Write a short autobiography featuring your childhood life using the following guidelines .Date and place of birth, Family Background, Daily Life , School Life , Special event of childhood days , etc 

Title: My Journey Through Childhood: A Story of Curiosity and Wonder

Date and Place of Birth:

I was born on a sunny day, the 15th of June in the year 2005, in a quaint little town called Meadowbrook. Nestled amidst rolling hills and surrounded by lush greenery, it was the perfect backdrop for a childhood filled with adventure and exploration.

Family Background:

I was born into a loving and close-knit family. My parents, Sarah and Michael, were both educators, passionate about imparting knowledge...

Why the mass of Jupiter is 319 times greater than that of the earth but g is only 2.5 times bigger than that of the earth?

We all know that, g  1/R²

From this, we conclude g is inversely proportional to the square of the radius of any heavenly body. If the radius increases, the 'g' will decrease.

Though the mass of Jupiter is very high, its volume is also very high that results in a higher radius. So, the 'g' of Jupiter gets its value decreased. Hence, the mass of Jupiter is significantly high than that of the earth but the 'g' varies a little only.

A student needed to use the ideal gas for a certain experiment.But the ideal gas does not exist. Suggest what things this student could do to solve his problem.

Assuming that the student wants to perform experiments using gas laws, we can suggest the student to perform the following tasks:

1. Maintain High Temperature: At this temperature, the kinetic energy of the gas molecules becomes really high which becomes dominant over the existing potential energy of the gas molecules. This approaches the no intermolecular force of attraction between molecules postulate of kinetic theory of gases.
2. Maintain Low Pressure: With this, the gas molecules are free to...