Answer:B) Thrown.
Explanation: We know that it’s not “Grown” or “Gathered” given the context. If you replace the word “Strewn” in the sentence with the word “Blown,” that doesn’t make sense either. Because it doesn’t make sense that hay would be “blown” and scattered for ferocious animals. However, hay would be “thrown” and scattered for ferocious animals.
I don’t see the passage you want us to read. Sry.
It’s pity because that wouldn’t anger someone, and if it is a child, then we wouldn’t be scared of a child, and their is nothing to doubt, the answer is
D
Answer:
Allusion
Explanation:
Allusion is the name given to a rhetorical device in which an author makes a reference to a topic from a different context. This reference is usually indirect and the readers are responsible for making the connection between the two. In this case, the author makes an allusion to Nicholas Ridley, an English Bishop and martyr, burned alive on October 16, 1555.
Answer:
Explanation:
You do want to paraphrase information. You want to make sure that you know essentially who said what.
You want to include the facts that relate to the topic. This is more to remind yourself what the facts are.
The quotations are always a good idea. You are making sure that your reader knows that you are not alone in what you think or if it is a quotation that requires a negative response, that is also good.
These are the three that you should check.
