Hello,
<span>Many high school English programs are not very good at getting students ready for college. My brother took easy courses at his high school, like flicks courses, sci-fi courses, you know. Well, he flunked out of English at college. My sister thought she was taking real hard courses at her high school, but she fell flat as a pancake at State U
I believed this is what you asked to do!</span><span />
Answer: Tone
Explanation: In writing, the tone is an important literary technique. The main purpose of the tone is for the author to express their attitude towards the subject their writing about. However, the tone doesn't have to be the same throughout and entire literary work. In some cases, there are many different tones that appear. Author's can create a tone in a variety of ways but one popular way is <em>diction</em>. This is the choice of words that he or she uses.
It is false that the organization of a literary work is the central message or insight that it conveys.
This definition actually refers to the theme, not the organization of the text. Although sometimes organization can be quite important (usually in poems), in prose the theme or the plot are far more important.
Answer:
buying is refer for small products
Purchasing is refer for contracts and big products
Explanation:
buying and purchasing are considered as synonyms and both term that are often used interchangeably, these both terms meaning to acquire something against money
Buying an item is considered general term and very commonly used to refer to everyday goods and buying is refer for small products
example ; I bought a new phone
and
Purchasing an item is considered to be more formal word than the buying an item and Purchasing is refer for contracts and big products
example ; I purchased a piece of land
The answer is the last one, which is "Transforming disaster into opportunity-did you hear what happened?- has made him a hero". As you can see transforming disaster into opportunity has made him a hero is a sentence by itself. "Did you hear what happened?" Is just extra info that goes between dashes.
