Answer:Chapter Six, Ernesto Cata's death becomes a confirmed homicide. The author foreshadows this grim turn with the disturbing scene at the commune, a place in which no peace and love are found.
Explanation:
The way that this excerpt helps readers make a personal connection to the story is by offering information about Wash's toys.
You can see in the excerpt that first, the boys had iron roller skaters, but when they couldn't use them anymore, they resorted to using an old broom and a coat hanger as their toys.
Answer:
2/5
Explanation:
Using y2-y1 over x2-x1 we get 6-4 over 3-(-2). If we do the math we get 6-4=2 and 3-(-2) is 5 because when there is double negative signs we turn it into a plus. so it is 2/5
Answer:
B) Simile
Explanation:
A simile is comparing something that is totally not related to another using words like, is, as, or like. (These 3 are most common)
The others are just explanation of others which will not be bonded
Alliteration is like your average youngest twister. It has the same sound sound near the beginning or the word. Like for example, Pepper ate A pickle in picnic
Metaphor is like simile, comparing things to another the complete opposite or not related at all BUT WITHOUT the words like, is, or as. EX: I’m on cloud nine!
Personification is gving things that are not usually living human traits like for example, the wave runned throught the whole city. Waves can’t run and it’s not a metaphor nor simile du ego it not being compared to soemthing.
Hyperbole are just exaggertaed statements like for example, a cat climbed the tree but using hyperbole, The cat fearlessly skinned up the tree in a brave manner.
Onomatopoeia is just sound effects like “BOOM” or “BANG”
The text’s structure helps the author achieve his purpose as it analyzed the theme.
<h3>What is text structure?</h3>
It should be noted that text structure simply means the way that a text is organized based on the information given.
The theme in leftover is about grief, love, and food.
In this case, a narrative approach was used by the author.
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