Question

4. Read the third stanza. What does the speaker mention that has remained unchanged?what has changed?from break,break, break poem​

Answer 1

Answer:

tell chapter name

Explanation:

then I will tell if you are from8th class

Answer 2

Answer:

The things that remain unchanged are-

1. The fisherman's boy, singing at the bay in his boat

2. The stately ships that go on to their haven

3. Lastly, the fisherman's boy shouting at play with his sister.

The things that have changed are-

1. The death of the speaker's (or poet's) friend, who will never come back.

Explanation:

The things that are unchanged are unchanged because they were done before and are a repetition of the things that happened before. However, the loss of somebody's life i.e. his friend's is a thing that has gone (it was there before but now it has gone as he is dead).

No other explanation, you can read the whole poem again for the explanation after seeing the answer. Hope you find it helpful :)