How she sat there,

the time right inside a place

so wrong it was ready.


That trim name with

its dream of a bench

to rest on. Her sensible coat.


Doing nothing was the doing:

the clean flame of her gaze

carved by a camera flash.


How she stood up

when they bent down to retrieve

her purse. That courtesy.

–"Rosa,"
Rita Dove

Which lines are evidence that Rita Dove's poem takes on a reverent tone toward Rosa Parks? Check all that apply.

“inside a place”
“her sensible coat”
“the clean flame of her gaze”
“they bent down”
“that courtesy