Answer:
Take a moment to think about the last time something startled you. Did you make a noise when it happened? Maybe you SCREAMED. Or perhaps you SQUEALED. You may have even SHRIEKED. When those noises came from your mouth, they may not have seemed like anything important. After all, a scream or a squeal or a shriek is just a sound, right? On paper, however, those sounds are something much more!
Explanation:
Are you trying to fill in a blank? If so, the answer might be epidemic.
The thing which occupies most of Gregor's time as he spends months locked in his room is shown in the option : D. He thinks about his previous life and how unhappy and unfulfilled he was. The fate is cruel, from the routine which gradually made him sick, his life turned him into a helpless creature. Even though that his body is not like that of human being, his soul and memories are remain inside his shell, that means he always traces all back to then, asking himself : Why? Why didn't I engoy my life, why I chose this path? Is it a punishment for my mistakes?''. He compared his present and previous feelings and understood that the difference between them is almost none.
Answer:
Is there more to this or just that?
Explanation:
If not, judging by the start of the sentence, it could be the lead (introducing the idea) or the conclusion (restating the idea)
Answer:
Shelley conveys the idea that humans are constantly moving and changing:
B. by comparing humans to clouds.
Explanation:
<em>We are as clouds that veil the midnight moon;</em>
The very first line has the answer we need. Shelley is using a type of comparison here called simile. His purpose is to confer some of the attributes of the clouds to us humans by saying we are like each other. Humans also "speed, and gleam, and quiver," figuratively speaking. We are, like the clouds, in constant motion, ever changing. One day we also shall be gone, just like the clouds once the night closes round.
