The correct answer is B) Selena had a surprise when she attempted to duplicate a dish she learned in culinary school.
The best way to rewrite the sentence to avoid repetition is "Selena had a surprise when she attempted to duplicate a dish she learned in culinary school."
The best way to express an idea is to be clear, specific, and direct. In good writing and good speech, we do not need to be redundant. We have to be direct to never confuse the reader. So we have to double-check our writing and see if there are grammar or spelling mistakes and if we put the sentence in the correct order to be understood.
The choices for this one are:
A) because he can write a review for the daily paper
B) because seeing a play is an enriching experience
C) because the visual elements of a play help communicate the theme and mood
D) because it is easier to comprehend the plot while watching a play
While seeing a play does enrich one's experience, it will specifically benefit Ron who is writing an analytical essay in such a way that it gives more life because of the visual elements present. These elements will then more accurately show the mood and theme of the play, encapsulating Ron in an immersive experience.
ANSWER: C) because the visual elements of a play help communicate the theme and mood
The answer is D. Intensive and emphasis kind of have the same meaning so think of it that way
The words sympathy and empathy are similar in some ways but are two different words. Sympathy is a feeling in which a person feels bad for the other and pities them. It provides the feeling of sorrow. The act of sympathy only provides comfort for a person and doesn't involve any similarly shared feelings. Empathy is when you are able to connect with someone and understand truly how they feel. The act also helps two people share their feelings and misfortunes with each other. Empathy gives the ability for someone to put their shoes in the other's. So, the words sympathy and empathy are two different pillars and each have a different definition and standing.
