QUESTION NO 1:
1. voice==> D) <span>the general attitude of a character toward the world
</span><span>2. plot ==> C) the events and actions of a story
3. dialect==> A) </span><span>words and phrases unique to a group of people or region
</span>4. euphemism==> B) <span>a more polite way of expressing something uncomfortable
QUESTION NO 2:
</span><span>5. flashback===> E) </span><span>a memory that takes place out of the main timeline of a story
</span><span>6. foreshadowing ===> B) </span><span> providing hints about a story's eventual outcome
</span><span>7. setting===> A) </span><span> the location where a story takes place
</span><span>8. thesis ===> C) </span><span>the main argument of a literary analysis
</span>9. theme===> D) <span>the main point of a story</span>
This is just a car crash you can edit it however you want I hope it helps as a base!! Happy Easter<3
I watched the news as the reporter interviewed one of the witnesses in this horrific car crash the man looked almost excited to be telling the story he spoke stating that “One moment the road is there, wide open and safe, the next there are loud noises, acrid smells and pain that you may or may not recover from.” he tells it like it’s an action movie but a car crash comes as a shock and that's an aspect the movies and novels aren't good at showing. It is the equivalent of looking without seeing, a form of emotional blindness.
10.Charming, she always knew how to put her guests at ease.
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''The doctor determined the cause of Gina's health problem.'' is a simple sentence.
A simple sentence consists of only one clause having only one subject, the predicate. It may or may not contain an object.
In the given sentence, there is a subject 'the doctor,' a predicate "cause" and an object "cause of Gina's health problem."
On the other hand, compound sentence consists of more than two independent clauses.
An independent clause has a proper meaning and it makes sense without the other clause.
These independent clauses are joined together using a conjunction such as: yet, nor, for, so, and, but & many more.
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Explanation:
anyone GIRLS interested in talk...cuz I m getting bored
