Answer: It honestly depends on what kind of poem you are reading and how it's styled, but I'd narrow it down to A: Provide Closure
Explanation: Most of the time riddles arent involved or there isn't some huge question so C is out of the picture, Thanking the reader while not an unlikely thing to see in some poems, it is however not the most common kind of ending. Now we have it narrowed down to D and A, Now yes there are poems that echo the first line, though these poems aren't the most common (at least within my curriculem) as they are meant to usually change your outlook on something like society or certain group of a subject. So for a standard poem that is just trying to describe, explain, or emotionalize something through an artistic expression of the subject, I'd have to go with A.
Just remember that D is a viable option but I'm siding with A just to have a side that sounds most likely. As awlays I hope this helped and would appreciate a Brainliest if I am correct, Tschuss!
Answer:
The purpose of the excerpt is to inform readers how to make inscriptions on hard stone.
Explanation:
The excerpt was not saying how it was used but it was saying how to make inscriptions on hard stone. ("Greek characters and set up in each of the first, second, and third rank temples beside the image of the ever-living king.")
The same goes for the last two options, it was not made to entertain and to persuade people / readers.
Answer:
d. Writers either avoid using commas or overuse commas, so their sentences are unclear or difficult to read.
Explanation:
A comma can be defined as punctuation mark that is typically used for indicating a break elements of a series or list in a sentence. Also, it's used to indicate the shortest pause in a sentence.
A coordinating conjunction can be defined as a word that is used for joining two words, phrases or sentences having similar grammatical rank and are syntactically equal.
Generally, coordinating conjunction are considered to be the most popular and widely used form of conjunctions.
In English language, there are seven (7) coordinating conjunction and these includes; for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so.
As a general rule, a coordinating conjunction requires the use of a comma before the conjunction.
In this scenario, the coordinating conjunction used in the sentence is "so" and as such a comma is written before it.
Hence, the sentence that has a correct comma usage is; "Writers either avoid using commas or overuse commas, <u>so</u> their sentences are unclear or difficult to read."
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