One time I was walking down Town and I could feel the wind in the trees in the breeze and suddenly I hear a sound I couldn’t quite put my mind on what the sound was but I knew that the sound was familiar. I ended up walking home after hearing that sound it made me uncomfortable but I know I heard it before. The sound was a high-pitched bell so that night I went home and told my mom about the sound she said you probably just heard something from the park down the street but I knew that sound, it was from when I was little. So I slept on it and then I remembered the sound was from the mill pond which is a park that I went to visit on vacation it has a musical section and I used to always play with those every time I would go to that park on vacation. when I heard that sound it just brought back so many memories. I could feel the high-pitched music note go through my body and trigger all the memories from when I was younger, and it just made me so happy and it made me realize that I may have grown-up a lot but the little kid that I grew up with is still in me and the memories will never go away.
Casual conversation, friendly letters, a public address
Your answer would be (C), The Theme of "Ozymandias," Focuses on how Things Change.
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So for this essay you know that it is definitely not the conclusion. It is not the topic sentence but it is supporting evidence of the topic sentence. It can also be seen as a hook because it is at the beginning of the essay and it catches the reader's attention.
You can say that it is either supporting evidence or a hook. It all depends on what your teacher is looking for. If I was you I would go with supporting evidence.
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Kutuzov has nothing left to do, except to pass on. Tolstoy uses these chapters as a eulogy for Kutuzov. ... Tolstoy thus states a truth he has stated before: Words are mere outer manifestations of a sensibility essentially inexpressible, and only actions reveal implicit truths.
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