Answer:
The author uses onomatopoeia in the words "Bam, bam, bam".
Explanation:
Onomatopoeia is the way words are formed according to the sound that is produced. This means that the words that represent a sound are the same as the exact way it sounds.
This means that the word "bang" or "hiss" or "buzz" are onomatopoeic as they not only represent the sound it makes but also are the spellings for those words. And in the given passage, the author uses onomatopoeia in the words <em>"Bam, bam, bam"</em>.
Thus, the author's use of onomatopoeia in the passage is <em>"Bam, bam, bam."</em>
B because it is very logical
Answer: (I'm pretty sure...)
B. It contains a shift in person between its antecedent and its pronoun.
It shifts perspectives. At first, it's 2nd point of view. Then, it changes to 3rd point of view. It's talking about Max, and then it says you.
