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relating to or concerned with the art of rhetoric.
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Answer B writers often create storys from either imagination or something they have pictured
One symbol that is used in "To William Lloyd Garrison" is the presence of gloomy or foggy sentiments versus bright and light sentiments. This symbol is used to convey Whittier's message by putting us in the position where we feel anxiety during the 'dark' or gloomy moments, which is a natural feeling for a human being to have. The impact that this has on the poem as a whole is that it gives this underlying feeling of fear and danger that goes along well with his other themes of brotherhood and companionship.
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The temperature outside was significantly high causing the tarmac to form a" mirage " .
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Mirages are a direct result of photons taking the path of minimum time in vertical temperature gradients. Ideal conditions for a mirage are still air on a hot, sunny day over a flat surface that will absorb the sun's energy and become quite hot. When these conditions exist, the air closest to the surface is hottest and least dense and the air density gradually increases with height. Incoming photons take a curved path from the sky to the viewer's eye. The illusion comes from the fact that quantum electrodynamics is not intuitive and the human brain assumes that light travels in a straight line. A viewer looking at, say, the road ahead on a hot, still, day will see the sky because photons from the sky are taking the curved path that minimizes the time taken. The brain interprets this as water on the road because water would reflect light from the sky in much the same way that a vertical temperature gradient .