Hello.. if these are your options:
-The poem’s structure is created by different repeating sections.-The poem’s structure is created by repeated lines that rhyme.-The poem’s structure is created by each stanza’s similar rhythm.-The poem’s structure is created by identical syllables in each line.
Then the answer is "A"
Answer:
3rd person objective maybe?
Explanation:
since the narrator doesnt really know the feelings of the characters, but implies "he,she" etc
Once in Social Studies, we were going over a homework from the night before it had a paragraph that you had to read and you had to write what type of government it talked about and I was kind of praying that she wouldn't call on me to read one of the paragraphs and...she did I froze up and my face turned soo red I tried to read but nothing would come out everybody was laughing hard and I was soo embarrassed and she didn't get the picture that I wasn't gonna read it until like 5 minutes later!! and I started crying a little and everything it was the most embarrassing moment of my entire life.
The correct answer is none of these
The first story has a bar as the main setting, while the second and the third don't even mention the existence of a gambling parlor.
Answer:
1.A mentally ill young woman, possibly named Jane, who´s suffering from “nervous depression” or most likely postpartum depression.
This point of view is necessary because the whole narration comes from her journal, which she has been forbidden from writing on, and which she uses as a way to ease her mind. However, that same point of view helps the reader realize that she´s falling deeper into her illness.
2. At first, the narrator seems perfectly reliable, despite her mental condition. However, as her fixation on the yellow wallpaper grows, the reader learns that she´s falling deeper into her illness, becoming less and less reliable. By the end, nothing she writes can be considered as part of reality.