Answer: D. Satire
Explanation: In Kurt Vonnegut's short story "Harrison Bergeron", Vonnegut uses <u><em>satire</em></u> and irony to expose and condemn the desire to have a society of complete equality. It is the year 2081 and the U.S. Constitution has been amended to prevent intelligent or beautiful people from feeling better than others. They are forced to wear masks or carry weights in the name of equality. People whose intelligence is above normal as George have to wear an ear radio that scatters their thoughts. The author uses satire to expose and condemn the foolishness of a society that has been made equal through handicapping its best members.
3rd person omniscient because it gives a place for a story in the right context.
I actually believe the correct answer is an adverb clause modifying was.
A is incorrect because the first clause is subordinate; B is incorrect because there is no noun clause in this sentence; C is incorrect because the word modifying school is an adjective, but not an adjective clause; this leaves us with D. We can see the adverb clause 'when the Little Red Schoolhouse began to give way to the consolidated school in the 1920s' which modifies the verb 'was.'
A type of poetry consisting of stanzas having seven lines in iambic pentameter. A lyrical poem of French origin having 10 or 13 lines with two rhymes and with the opening phrase repeated twice as the refrain. ... A 14-line sonnet consisting of three quatrains of "abab" "cdcd" "efef" followed by a couplet, "gg".
Answer:
cookies- noun
there is no adjective
there is no adverb
Explanation:
i'm not sure if this is what you wanted... if you had to rewrite it including all of these things, here:
abigail sneakily discovered where i hid the tasty cookies.
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