Answer:
A.
Explanation:
It's a comparison, a very common way of doing it as well. Another example would be " <em>Warm weather is to summer as snow is to winter</em> " or " <em>Warm weather ::: summer = snow ::: winter</em>
Answer:
-The culture of the character
-The thoughts of a character
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Think about what setting means.
The setting is the time, place, and circumstances in which something occurs or develops.
So what out of the four choices helps do that?
The name of the character can't tell you about settings. Its a name not a descriptor. Ex: John.: That doesn't tell you as the reader anything about the time, place, or circumstances.
The age could possibly give you some context. But its can also just be a sentance. Ex: Daisy is 14.: you can get a little bit. But not enought in some circumstances. So for that i marked it as no.
Answer: © Bond business
Explanation: The career that the narrator decides to pursue after he returns from the Great War is the bond business.
The effect is what the workers do and when they do it
