Answer:
Remember when . . . you threw the pass that won the state championship?
Explanation:
Informal style of writing is when there is the use of short sentences, colloquialism, contractions and even slang words and ellipses in one's sentences. It may also be when a writer is writing in such a way that he or she is directly addressing the readers. But this doesn't comply with the given sentences, considering that none of them used colloquialism, or even slang words or contractions. But the only sentence that can be deemed an informal style of writing is the second sentence. This sentence directly addressed the readers, or so it seems, and uses an informal means of speaking in personal tones.
Thus, the correct answer is the second sentence.
Answer:
The technique being used is: simile.
Explanation:
Simile is a type of figurative language that establishes a comparison between two different things so as to attribute to one the quality of the other. In that sense, simile and metaphor are the same. The difference between them is that simile relies on words such as "like" or "as" to make the comparison, while metaphor does not.
With that in mind, we can easily spot the simile in the lines:
"The droning of the bees and flies / Rises gradual as a lute."
The simile above is comparing the sound made by the insects to the sound of a musical instrument. The lute has a sound similar to the guitar, but higher and brighter. Perhaps the author of the lines wishes to imply that the sound made by the bees and the flies is as sweet and beautiful as the sound of a lute.
They are frozen and he cannot feel them. He is in danger of losing them to frostbite
All the sentences support the main point.
I’m pretty sure it’s the second one. A personal narrative Essay.