What are the answers to the following questions about the Bible, memory, and literary devices?

Here are the answers to the questions:

*c) The words are written in the Bible, specifically in the book of Luke (Luke 12:6).

*d) Reading the words would likely bring comfort and reassurance to Debbie, reminding her that she is not forgotten by God.

*e) The baby mentioned is Makola's baby.

*f) A picture of poverty or hardship is painted in the above expression.

*g) The poem is a tribute to memory or remembrance.

*h) The underlined phrase "the garden of memory" refers to past experiences or recollections.

*i) The extract does not provide information on how the yellowish-green leaf helped Asempa at the end of the story.

*j) The literary device used in "the snake said" is personification.