The things that could be observed from a painting are that it is a <u>portrait of a man</u>, it shows<u> visible brush strokes</u>, and<u> displays bold colors</u>.
Even though there was no attached painting, we would be able to see these things within the painting. You can see what is contained in the painting, how it was painted, and what colors the painting is. However, you can not see when a painting was created or know that it is part of a large collection by simply looking at the painting.
At the end of the second one it is personification
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. The sentences that uses vivid sensory details about how things look would be "<span>her sepia-toned, leathery skin drooped into a topography map of sharp ridges and grooves. " The descriptions were very specific. Hope this answers the question.</span>
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Sticks and straw? :'D
If the first two brothers bought the one thing each that didn't quite fill up the room, then if the third brother both both it would fill the room. ??
