Answer:
D popularity
Explanation:
This is one of those questions where the answer is inferred. What makes the process so long is never really addressed. But what is said is that the candidates are chosen by the primaries. That means exposure before the actual election takes place.
A: There's nothing about seeking a staff. Not A
B: I can't say why this is wrong. It simply is not the main idea. Responsibility is something all candidates are assumed to have.
C: Another term I'm not sure why it is used. It means awards. It's only indirectly talked about. This paragraph is about the process, not the rewards.
D: The Candidates are looking for the popular vote. They have to be nominated before they can be elected president. That's what the popular vote means.
Answer:
I don't know which excerpt you are talking about but omniscient narration is when the narrator (or speaker) knows everything about the story.
Explanation:
For example; here are two mini paragraphs from stories I made up, using omniscient and limited third-person narration.
Omniscient (all knowing)
On that day, Millie walked to her school. Soon she would meet her best friend, Jacob, who had gotten hurt from climbing a tree. She had no idea her day was about to be spent worrying over her friend's broken bones, as she walked on the sidewalk.
Limited (limited to knowledge and doesn't know everything)
On that day, Millie walked to school, feeling happy. <em>What a great day!</em> She thought joyfully. Once she got to the school, she was shocked. Her friend Jacob was standing in the courtyard, with a cast wrapped around his swollen leg. Millie couldn't believe this had happened! She frantically ran to her friend and began demanding what happened.
Hope this helps!!! :)
Answer:
Alliteration
Explanation:
All of the major words begin with the same letter (r).