The correct answer is C. It asks the reader a question
Explanation:
In writing a thesis statement is usually a short affirmative sentence that states the position of the author towards some topic or issue and therefore the main argument or point that is developed in a text. Because of this, it is considered the thesis statement is one of the most important elements in argument texts, as it does not only shows the author's position or belief but also establishes the content, the focus of the author and the tone of the text. Considering this, ti can be concluded the statement that is not true about a thesis statement is that it asks the reader a question because the thesis statement is an affirmative sentence and not a question and besides is not developed by the reader but by the author of the text.
Answer:Jargon
Explanation: Jargons are refereed to a special language(mostly professional) used and understood by a particular group of people to communicate effectively some specific contexts within them which people outside the group may not be able to understand. There are different types of jargons which are political jargons, Workplace jargons, Millitary jargons,Medical jargons, Buisness jargons etc
Jargons should not be confused with slangs which is also particular to a group but merely an informal spoken language chosen instead of the standard language of a particular word or words and are most times funny expressions.
The answer is F)
For this exercise we have the following options:
The first appear very illogical so we can concentrate on the last ones E or F and then go on to find answer F correctly expresses the wish from Romeo to marry Juliet as fast as possible. In C it only expresses a day to be set. So answer is F: we can see that he is implying time could get over faster.
A. PARIS: These times of woe afford no time to woo.
B. Acquaint her here of my son Paris' love;
C. PARIS: Monday, my lord,
D. Will you be ready? do you like this haste?
E. And there an end. But what say you to Thursday?
F. PARIS: My lord, I would that Thursday were to-morrow.
I believe it's b, based on my knowledge of his speech. Hope this helps!
<span>This is situational irony so the answer is B. Verbal would be if there was sarcasm involved since verbal means that you mean opposite of what you say. Situational is when one thing is expected and another thing occurs. Dramatic is when the characters don't know what is happening but the audience does.</span>
