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betty did not dry her long hair in the warm sun.
Answer:
Yes, there was a time I had compassion on someone and it affected me positively like I never thought.
One fateful Saturday, I was faced with a choice of helping a friend whose sister is having a serious fever and there was no money to get medicine for her. The only money left with me in the house was the one my mom gave me for paying light bill.
The bill is over due and any attempt not to pay it within the next 48hrs will attract disconnection of our light. In this case, I was almost likely between a raging inferno and a deep blue sea because saving a soul is more important than light, but what happens when our light get disconnected after the money for paying bill has been giving to me. These thoughts were going on in me.
Finally I took courage and use the money to give my friend so he can get medicine for the very high temperatured sister. It wasn't funny finally as I was pondering what to tell my mom when she ask if I have paid the bill. In the evening of that day when my mom came back and asked me to get the receipt of light bill, I sat so quiet and told her I need to explain something to her. She raged asking let it not be that i have lost the hard earned money which she has saved for light bill. I gradually explained to her by first presenting a question and if she can be able to save a life among other things. Her response gave me a lift to strike and convince her how important life is and we should always help to restore life. I told her what happened and asked her to forgive me and lets believe God will provide for us to pay this and the light will not be disconnected.
I was surprise of her response as she said I did well by saving a soul, she even encouraged me and applauded me for such brave step.
The next day, one of my late dad's old friend drove by and he came around the neighborhood and decided to say hi. When he was about leaving he handed an envelop to my mom saying its been a long time. He said we should use it and get some food from the store. Wow...! My mom exclaimed, we both thanked him and wave bye to him. Then getting inside the room to open it, behold it was a huge amount of money that will even pay the light bill for five consecutive times. So, we were able to sort all bills and get some good in the house.
It was a miracle which my compassionate heart brought and I have always learnt to be helping when I can.
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3. Identify and explain the types of humor devices used to create the satire.
Explanation:
It is in the South.
Based on the passage, the reader can infer that the town of Brewtonton is in the South of the U.S. The fact that the Ku Klux Klan is such a problem in the town, and the fact that there is a barnyard (so they're at a farm) are pieces of support for this reasoning.
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This question is incomplete. Anyway, I will give you an explanation with an example for you to understand each of these literary devices.
Explanation:
- Alliteration is an expressive device that consists of the notorious repetition of the same or the same sounds, especially consonants, in a sentence. Example: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
- An oxymoron is a word or expression that has been formed by combining two terms of opposite meaning. Example: Amazingly awful.
- The allusion is a linguistic device (rhetorical figure) that refers to something without mentioning it directly. Example: She felt like was on the moon.
- Repetition is a group of rhetorical figures that consists of the repetition of words or other expressive resources. Example: Time after time.
