The correct answer is Realism.
What <em>depicting human life and society without idealized notions or embellishments </em>means is that the authors are trying their best to show life as it is, without having to exaggerate or make things seem prettier than they actually are. Realists strive to depict life as they see it, and as anyone else would see it - not its romantic, idealized version, but rather life as it actually appears in reality. That is why the entire era is named Realism - trying to show what's real.
Answer:
The answer is: The sunrise painted the sky with the golden palette!
Explanation:
The reason for this is because this cannot be a simile, because it does not use like or as. It also is giving something nonhuman human-like traits. This is also the definition of personification. Most of the other examples use similes to compare them with words such as "Like", or "As"
This website will show you how to make one:http://www.mrscott.org/poetry.html
Example:
I am (description of character NOT name)
I wonder…(something of curiosity)
I hear… (an imaginary sound)
I see… (an imaginary sight)
I am (the first line of the poem repeated)
I pretend… (something you actually pretend to do)
I feel… (emotional feeling)
I touch… (an imaginary touch)
I worry… (something that bothers you)
I cry… (something that makes you sad)
I am (the first line of the poem repeated)
I understand… (something that is true)
I say… (something that you believe in)
I dream… (something you dream about)
I try… (something you really make an effort about)
I hope… (something you actually hope for)
I am (the first line of the poem repeated)
Personification:
“The eye of heaven shines”
“Nor shall death brag”
Meaning:
“thy eternal summer shall not fade”
So that the most important details are read last and therefore are remembered the best, leaving a lasting impression on the reader.
