How do writers use direct characterization in a story?

Read the beginning of Ian’s personal narrative, “Una, Una!” I [WOL] up on a farm in Scotland. Every morning, I [WOL] into the pa

Lera25 [3.4K]

Answer:

D. grew . . . . ventured

Explanation:

I grew up on a farm in Scotland. Every morning, I ventured into the pasture with a warm milk bottle to feed my favorite sheep, Una.

Try reading this sentence out loud and see how it sounds to you. And in case you are wondering, this is the correct answer. PLEASE don't just take the answer, understand WHY this is the answer.

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To answer this question, here is a story:

Story Title: THE CRYING GHOST

Willie and George have been given a group work to accomplish in school. They are to find some special type of stones which will enable they get full marks for their project work.

On a Saturday evening, Willie and George set out to go and look for the stones. They needed about ten of those stones to enable them complete their projects. These duo have been directed to a village cemetery where these special stones can be found.

They got to the village late in the evening and moved straight to the cemetery. It was actually true that the special stones they are looking for is at the cemetery. Willie and George immediately bent down to pick up the stones.

In the process, they cited a young boy sitting on a grave and weeping. At first they were frightened but summoned courage to ask the boy why he was crying. The more they asked, they more the cry of the boy increased. The cry of the boy became deafening to their ears and they ran away from the cemetery. The boy vanished away.

Willie and George kept screaming as they ran, "We have seen a ghost"!

"We have seen a ghost"!

<h3>What is a story?</h3>

A story refers to a narration of an event that took place which is shared to teach others and/or to warn people against an impending danger. Stories can be fictional or non-fictional.

We see that the above story uses suspense in its story's element.

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My witch's heart is made of stone Cold as winter, I cut to the bone My witch's soul is black as tar Forged in darkness to leave

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Answer:

My witch's heart is made of stone (7 syllables)

Cold as winter, I cut to the bone (9 syllables)

My witch's soul is black as tar (7 syllables)

Forged in darkness to leave a scar (8 syllables)

My witch's blood, it burns with power (8 syllables)

Cross me not or you will cower (8 syllables)

My witch's hands will conjure evil (8 syllables)

I plot and plan, I'm quite deceitful. (9 syllables)

My witch's tongue will speak a curse (7 syllables)

To bring you misery and so much worse. (10 syllables)

Three lines have seven syllables, four lines have eight syllables, two lines have nine syllables, and only one line has ten syllables.

My witch's teeth are sharp as knives

they shine with the brightening light

Explanation:

To make a poem and to this, to rhyme, we have to use in every line almost the same number of syllables. The other thing that we have to take into consideration is that some words in the lines have to have similar sounds for them to rhyme, like the words curse and worse.

When we write our line, we have to make sure to have a similar number of syllables and words that rhyme.

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This photo would be most appropriate to place on a PSA

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Answer:

exploration of the natural world

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Based on the meanings of these words from the article and

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