1. The answer is A.<span> Hyperbole
Hyperbole is a stylistic element in prose and poetry that involves the use of exaggerated claims that are not literal in meaning. Hyperbole is useful in creating a dramatic effect when the writer is trying to explain a phenomenon or feeling to the reader. For instance, in the passage above the sentence, "</span><span>His heart was overflowing with love for people, animals, and things and with an all-engulfing sense of optimism and joy" involves the use of exaggeration and non-literal claims to paint a picture of a "happy man" to the reader.
2. The correct answer is </span><span>B. Symbols generally have only one meaning.
Literary symbols such as figures of speech, metaphors, alliteration, etc., enhance the meaning of a text, adding a dramatic effect when discussing characters, objects and situations. They do not have only one meaning. While literary symbols usually have a primary intended meaning for the reader, they have multiple meanings subject to the reader's interpretations of the text. </span><span>
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B because I did that when I was in elementary school and it taught me a lot
Answer:
The line that is written in iambic pentameter is The earth can have but earth, which is his due
Explanation:
An iambic pentameter is a writing structure that is form of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable, or in other words a short syllable followed by a long syllable, this gives a total of 10 syllables, since penta means five, the line "The earth can have but earth, which is his due" counts with the correct number of syllables and stressed and unstressed syllables.
Conflict, Rising Action, and Climax
