Answer:
Yes, I think the sentence contains personification.
Explanation:
The author is most likely talking about inanimate objects and inanimate objects can't think or speak something for themselves, so unless there was personification there would be no way to know that the inanimate object wanted wear.
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Answer:
1. Do Fred and Mary go to school five days a week?
2. Fred and Mary do not go to school five days a week.
Explanation:
C) Were my grandfather alive, he would be so proud of me today
Due to the usage past tense (tenses must match)
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Answer: B. <u>ow</u> in knowing
Explanation:
In Phonetics, <em>'ow', 'oa', and 'oe'</em> usually produce the same sound when pronounced which is the long o sound.
This is why the<em> 'ow' </em>in<em> 'knowing' </em>is pronounced in the same way as the<em> 'oa'</em> in <em>'approach'</em>. The<em> 'ow' </em>in<em> 'downstairs' </em>is not similar to them due to it's position in the word having changed its sound.
B. The word haunted describes items of antiquity. As a boy and as an adult, the narrator peers anxiously at old, unused items that make him feel uneasy.