In your 300 word writing you can include the following characteristics of Odeipus:
- He is a hardworker, especially what has to do with his city
- He saves the city from the threath of the Sphinx
- He investigates the King's murder and also he leaves the city because he has comitted a crime
- He is very rash in his decisions and he quickly jumps into conclussions
- He marries someone who is the same age of his mother
- Because if his way of living he pokes his own eyes
Odeipus is hugely confident and he said something to proof that : <span>Here I am myself— you all know me, the world knows my fame: I am Oedipus</span>
Answer:
The overall meaning of her poem was unity.
After the insurrection at the capitol, we needed a message of unity after all of this division.
Explanation:
Answer:
A. "The northern village at the border of the Thirty-eighth Parallel was snugly settled under the high, bright autumn sky.
C. Admiring.
Explanation:
In the first question, the only option that does not discuss the effects of war is option A. Option A only talks about the village in a positive tone. Option B discusses the difficulty of dealing with people while a conflict is going on. Option C discusses political questions of war while option D discusses having to leave one's home due to war.
In the second question, the tone of the passages is an admiring one. We know this because when the crane finally left, the boys could not stop staring at it, even after it had disappeared.
The rhythm, the rhyme, the meter and the cadence of the words used dictates the sound of the poem.
Explanation:
The rhythm of the words used depends on the stress of the syllables that are employed in the poem and give them their sound.
The cadence is similar and often relates to the theme of the poem in that a brooding poem will have harsher sounding words while a child's poem will roll off the tongue.
Rhyme is the use of similar sounding words at the end of the sentence.
Meter is the combination of number of stressed and unstressed syllables used in a poem in every line giving it its length and the structure.