Answer:
Diction is the foundation of voice and contributes to all of its elements.
Explanation:
Occasion = level of formality Formal – scholarly writing, serious prose, poetry Informal – expository essays, newspaper articles, fiction Colloquial – “slang” – to create a mood or capture a historic or regional dialect.
Answer:
Corona Virus killed millions of people in the recent outbreak in Italy.
Explanation:
Changing voice or narration from an active to passive voice or vice versa requires a certain number of changes in the sentence structure and verbs used. Moreover, an active voice has the subject doing the verb while a passive voice has the subject being acted upon by the verb, meaning the verb is placed before the subject in a passive voice.
In the given sentence, the subject is "Corona Virus" while the verb is "killed". And it is given in the passive voice which is indicated by the use of "by" in the sentence.
Thus, the given sentence in the active voice is <u><em>"Corona Virus killed millions of people in the recent outbreak in Italy."</em></u>
Answer:
The element of folktale that this excerpt contain is:
c) a character playing a trick.
Explanation:
From the excerpt, we see the main character, Hidesato, was deceived for a moment. What he believed to be a monster dragon turned out to be a Dragon King, a man, probably with magic powers. We can say, thus, that <u>Hidesato has been tricked</u>. That is a common element of folktales and fairy tales, according to Carl Gustav Jung.<u> In folktales, characters represent several universal characteristics of human society (archetypes), including the evil character, the helper, and the trickster. The trickster usually outsmarts other characters, deceiving them so that he can get what he wants.</u>
