<span>The tiny, creaky cabin had broken windows and smelled of wet earth.
</span><span>The same question exists that has the following choices.
</span>A. Simile
<span>B. Metaphor </span>
<span>C. Parallel speech </span>
<span>D. Sensory language </span>
<span>E Rhetorical question </span>
<span>F Personal anecdote
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The correct answer is letter D. Sensory Language.</span>
Answer: <u>a BALL</u>
Explanation:
<u>Direct object: a BALL</u>
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<u>To identify a direct object one asks "what" for the verb and the answer has no preposition to complete or answer this "what".</u>
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<u>subject:</u> kyle
<u>predicate:</u> threw a BALL to his dog.
<u>indirect object: </u> to his dog.
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4. Alymer was obssessed with Georgianna's birthmark but not because its beautiful but because he's a scientist and he's obssessed with the possibility of it's removal.
The first and last one- you can tell because it’s as if you are speaking