The rhetorical device found in the sentences is:
B. parallelism.
- Parallelism consists of the repetitions of a certain structure inside a sentence, a paragraph, or even a whole text.
- The purpose of using parallelism as a rhetorical device is to confer rhythm and balance to the speech.
- By repeating a certain structure, the speaker or author makes the speech flow in a way that is easy for the audience to keep up with.
- In the sentences we are analyzing here, the structure is: subject (he) + has + verb in the past participle + object/complement.
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Considering this is English, I'll assume these are text based questions, in which case a book title and chapter reference would be needed to accurately answer this question. But, my guess is that the Capitol did not care to clean the arena, or made special effort to keep everything in order. In the first case, that would say that the Capitol may be poorer, and be understaffed and funded, or that they are simply hapless. The latter, would mean that the games are very important, as well as they Capitol having the money, time, and man-power to keep the arena in order. The Arena could be an iconic place and detrimental to the public relations of the Capitol.
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The themes of compassion and community intersect in the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" when Scout manages to prevent a black man from being attacked. Explanation: ... As much as they respect Atticus, the men are ready to attack him also by defending a Negro
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A. The receding waves left a dark mark upon the golden sand.
Explanation:
A participle is the verb form of a word that can serve as an adjective in a sentence or used to create the verb tense. In the chosen option above, the verb recede is used as a present participle because it is in the -ing form. It serves as an adjective because it describes the waves.
Participles of verbs can also exist in the past and -s form. In that case, recede is used as receded and recedes respectively.