‘Black dog’ analogy for depression.
‘Anxiety feels like the swallow of McCormick’s Cinnamon’.
One theme of Poppy is courage, and to find courage in yourself and others. She finds the bravery to defend herself and her family from Ocax, and defeats him.
The information which the following passage (paragraph 6) mainly conveys is <u>C. The passage describes a notable difference between English and early colonial literature.</u>
This is because from the complete text, there is the narration of the literature of the English and North American settlers and how different they were and this can be seen in option C as the influence of Shakespeare was evident in English literature.
<h3>What is a Narration?</h3>
This refers to the storytelling that is done with the aid of a narrator in order to advance a plot
Hence, we can see that The information which the following passage (paragraph 6) mainly conveys is <u>C. The passage describes a notable difference between English and early colonial literature.</u>
This is because from the complete text, there is the narration of the literature of the English and North American settlers and how different they were and this can be seen in option C as the influence of Shakespeare was evident in English literature.
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The answer choices are:
A. The passage explains that Shakespeare was an important influence on early colonial literature.
B. The passage explains the impact of England’s taxation on early colonial literature.
C. The passage describes a notable difference between English and early colonial literature.brainly.com/question/24446368
D. The passage suggests that English literature was more interesting than early colonial literature.
Answer: <u><em>i believe your answer is A</em></u>
<em>When i was in elementary school i use to help my librarian out with everything a libraian would do. B and C were things we actually did but we never did A.</em>
<em>I apologize in advance if it is wrong but hope it helps and a thank and a brainlist would be greatly appreciated :)</em>
