Sun is the word from the passage which symbolizes hope.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
Wreckage, Inlet, and skeletons are definitely not the words that symbolizes hope. When the author says, ‘Finally, some of the storm clouds parted just as they were losing hope, and the sun shined down on the island’, he means that amidst the destroyed ships and stinky skeletons, when they were about to lose hope, there came a time when the clouds were clear and they could see a ray of hope.
That ray was the light of the sun, when everything seems like an end, that’s the time when the sun gave them aspiration. The rising sun symbolizes the new beginning and new hope, the setting sun also gives us a desire for a new day that will begin. So no matter whether the sun rises or sets, it will always be the symbol of hope.
THE ANSWER IS A. HERE IS YOUR ANSWER.
Answer:
Alliteration, Repetition, Rhyme.
Explanation:
The given lines of poetry are taken from Rupert Brooke's poem "The Great Lover".
Alliteration- This is a technique when the same first letter of a given word is used again in the next word or close quarters. So, the alliteration in the given lines of poetry is <em>"radiant raindrops/ couching.. cool/ sway.. sunny"</em> etc. While radiant and raindrops start with "R", couching and cool starts with "C" and sway and sunny starts with "S". This is a pattern of alliteration.
Repetition is the use of the same word/ words in a consecutive pattern or a short space of the poem. This is used at times to emphasize the word. The repeated word in the given lines of poetry is "flowers"
Rhyme is the similarity in the sounds in the lines. This correspondence of such similar-sounding end words especially in lines of poetry is identified as the rhyme scheme. The rhyme in the given lines of poetry is in the words "flowers" and "hours" that have the same end-sound.
Answer:
Ponyboy's parents died in a car crash and it's not funny, how would you feel if your parents died in a car crash.
Answer:
It uses the word "you" and makes you feel a part of the story
Explanation:
Second person is a point of view where the narrator tells the story to another character using the word 'you.'
