They both discussed the Civil War and World War 1
Answer:
The speaker uses repetition and parallelism.
The speaker uses imagery.
The speaker appeals to emotions.
Explanation:
The monologues of Brutus and Mark Anthony repeat similar words and expressions such as "ambitious" and "Brutus is an honorable man" several times. The use of imagery is also rampant such as of "tears," "slaves," "ransoms," and others. Both speakers appeal to the emotions, Brutus is trying to convince the crowd that he loved Caesar but hated his ambition while Anthony countered with his grief of losing a good friend especially in the phrase "my heart is in the coffin... I must pause til it comes back to me."
True; as people begin to lecture and /or discuss things they are passionate about, they tend to not only raise their voice and enlighten their facial expressions, but rather, they also cannot seem to stand still. Think of it as a preacher giving his sermon; once he gets going, he won't stay in one place.
A. Will holds it all the time to help in stressful situations, so it is often warm from his hand
The correct answer is going on a first date.
This Gary Soto’s poem, <em>Oranges</em>, describes the feelings of a boy going on a first date, most probably, for the first time in his life. That is the reason why we can say that the poem depicts a rite of passage, because this was a significant turning point in his life.
The first date is described as the first time he walked with a girl. He picks her up. She is wearing make-up. The physical contact between them is shy and gentle and he leds her down the street. He invites her a chocolate bar and the poet keeps on describing his thoughts an feelings to vividly recreate that passage from being a naive boy to a hormonal teenager.
