Answer:
oki
Explanation: two examples of personification are 1.a few leafs danced off of the tree.(its personification because leaves aren't human and can't dance but are said to have done so.)2.the wind sang softly as the day turned dark.the wind cant actually sing )
2 hyperbole: If i dont pass this class my parents will kill me(it is being exaggerated by saying that someone will kill you ,instead they would just be really upset with you for failing)
3 "your eyes are a painting of the starry night sky ,so beautiful"(your eyes are not literally a painting,)
4."you're as pretty as a flower "its a similie because it is comparing you being pretty to a flower using ''like" or "as"
5. i dont see a poem
Answer:
participle hoga plzz write hai to bolo ok.
Answer:
The author's desription of the characters' actions reveal that the working conditions of the factories were exhausting, much like the factories of the Industrial Revolution (you can use this to compare).
Explanation:
words (word choice) such as reviving cramped muscles signify that they worked for long periods of time
unhunching rounded shoulders show that they were always hunched over showing either dedication or stamina
stamping feet that had gone numb shows they had no to little breaks or they were forced to work for that long
Answer:
Ethos
Pathos
Metaphor
Explanation:
Lou Gehrig exemplifies an effective speech that backs up his purpose. His usage of rhetoric strategies such as ethos, pathos, and metaphor support his statement that he is both lucky, and fortunate, even with a debilitating disease.
<em>Good Luck!</em>
Fx become - fx
flips over y-axis
fx become fx + n
Shift up n units
and -sin x = sin (-x)
So i think the answer would be : D. y = sin(-x) + 2
Hope this helps
