I haven't read the writing or speech, "ain't I a woman" but from background knowledge, I know that rhetoric and rhetorical devices are used to persuade the audience of something.
As I don't know what the speech is about, I couldn't tell you what makes it effective but your answer is going to most likely be a type of rhetorical device.
Ask yourself...
What does the speech use more of?
- Alliteration
- Hyperbole
- Metaphors
- Similes
Those are some examples of rhetorical devices. I know I haven't read the speech but I hope I was at least some help :) Let me know if you have anymore questions.
This is more of a you answer sorry cannot help
The correct paraphrase for the quote is the gods used their bow to attack birds.
D. The gods used their bow to attack birds.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Ea had been promised to the mystery, yet he keenly double-crossed the divine beings' arrangements to Utnapishtim. Addressing the dividers of his home, he portrayed the plans, while Utnapishtim heard everything on the opposite side of the dividers. Ea cautioned him that the divine beings would send an awful flood. Ishtar, the goddess of adoration and war, has a little, crushing job in the epic. She essentially allows all to fire and brimstone free, which prompts a conflict with Enkidu and Gilgamesh, which thus prompts Enkidu getting capital punishment from the divine beings, which thus sends Gilgamesh off on his bombed mission for everlasting status.
Answer:
<em>The author used the transition word "Surprisingly" to register the element of surprise which the tribe showed when the person indicated interest on addressing them.</em>
The tribe has always known him to be an unserious person but was taken unawre by his indication of interest.
Explanation:
The statement where the transition word was used is given below:
"<u>Surprisingly</u>, there was silence now; the tribe were curious to hear what amusing thing he might have to say"
What are the writing topics ?
