Answers to English questions are usually very subjective, and your question is no exception.
I would have to say TRUE though because the plot line is more synonymous with the story in general, whereas the theme is more like the main idea/ lesson to be learned from the text.
I’m sorry if you get this one wrong, all English teachers are different and this question is very subjective. So good luck and Cheers!
The answer is Hyperbole.
The Hyperbole is a figure of speech that shows exaggeration to show emphasis or to make a point.
This excerpt shows this in phrases like:
"I told her I hadn't a cent in the world"
"I talked low, and told her the whole story right from the start and nearly killed her laughing."
"What in the nation..."
"I never saw anything like it."
"I never saw a painful story"
All of these sentences in the excerpt demonstrate a type of exaggeration from the writer to add emphasis to them. Words like "never, in the world, killed her laughing", etc. aren't literal. They are used just to add this extra importance to each sentence and show contrast or attract reader's attention.
The words that correctly complete this speech are the verb "are", the noun "part of", and the linking word "or".
<h3>What sentences have missing words?</h3>
The sentences with missing words are:
- There... more than 1.5 million nonprofit organizations in the United States.
- Is bound to be ... an organization
- To get the money you need to buy a snack from the vending machine ... purchase the latest video game.
<h3>How to complete these sentences?</h3>
- This sentence is missing the verb, which in this case is "are".
- This sentence is missing the words "part of" so the author can express the idea of belonging to an organization.
- This sentence is missing a conjuction, the bes in this case is "or."
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Answer:
i think its categorization
Explanation:
i honestly dont know for sure ill let you know if i get it wrong