Answer:
"I write good music with an exclamation point!" declared composer Richard Wagner.
Explanation:
There are two mistakes in the original sentence:
"I write good music with an exclamation point"! Declared composer Richard Wagner.
<u>The first mistake concerns punctuation. The exclamation point belongs to the sentence inside the quotations marks. Thus, it too should be placed within those marks.</u>
<u>The second mistake concerns the capitalization of "Declared". There is no reason to capitalize it, since it comes after the direct speech.</u>
Corrected, the sentence will look like this:
"I write good music with an exclamation point!" declared composer Richard Wagner.
A. present participle as it ends in -ing
I would say the answer would be D
The example of personification in this excerpt is: An apprehensive night crawled slowly by like a wounded snake and sleep did not visit Rainsford, although the silence of a dead world was on the jungle.
Personification is when inanimate things have human qualities. Here, a night cannot be apprehensive/crawl, because it is not alive.
