Answer:
walk
Explanation:
onomatopoeia is when the word resembles a sound
B It portrays the statue as both maternal and protective of immigrants, welcoming them into the U.S. and promising to provide for them.
The sonnet describes the torch in the hand of the Statue of Liberty as a glowing beacon presenting a "world-wide welcome". Calling the Statue of Liberty the "Mother of Exiles" shows a warm and welcoming America. It symbolizes the idea that America is a safe place for all who seek refuge and a better life. This image of her as a mother protecting the world's exiles is further developed in the sonnet when she says "Give me your tired..."
The answer is A. The other answers don’t have transitional words.
Answer:
I believe the best answer to be letter b. <u>something that functions in a story the way you expect but also stands for something more than itself.</u>
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Explanation:
In literature, a symbol is a device that contains several layers of meaning. There is the literal, obvious meaning at first but, as we pay attention to the deeper levels, we realize other meanings are also present. A common symbol in poems and narratives, for instance, is the bird. The bird, at first, refers to the animal itself. However, as we analyze the context, the story, the conflicts, it is common to find that the bird is a representative of freedom. A caged bird, therefore, is a symbol for oppression, captivity. For those reasons, the best option seems to be letter b. <u>something that functions in a story the way you expect but also stands for something more than itself.</u>
If your choices are the following:
A. It creates a vivid description of Queen Mab
for readers
B. It sets a formal tone to Mercurio’s dream description
C. It explains the reason Shakespeare includes Queen Mab
D. It compares Queen Mab with the “fore-finger of a alderman
Then the anwer is A.
