Answer:
1. <u>Direct Object</u> = subject noun that follows a verb and answers question whom or what.
2. <u>Connotation</u> = <u>emotional overtone of a word</u> (the word "mutilation" has a negative connotation, the latter depends on the culture and how the word is used in specific contexts.
3. <u>Indirect Object</u> = <u>indicates to whom or for whom.</u> (Susan made <u>his brother</u> a sand castle)
4. <u>Sentence</u> =<u> expresses a complete thought.</u>
5. <u>Subject noun</u> = <u>who or what does the action or being in a sentence.</u> (<u>Susan </u>made his brother a sand castle)
6. <u>Punctuation</u> = <u>way of indicating the end of a sentence or phrase. </u>(full stop, comma, and others)
7. <u>Denotation </u>= <u>dictionary meaning of a word.</u> Mutilation = The inflection of serious damage to someone.
8. <u>Ambiguity</u> = <u>confusion</u>. Something is ambiguous when it has more than one meaning.
The exciting force of Hamlet is the ghost's first appearance to Hamlet. Hamlet's encounter with his ghost father set the plot into action. Hamlet is informed by the ghost that Claudius, his uncle and now a Denmark ruler is one who murdered his father and to avenge for his death. This initial action unfolds the final tragedy.
Writers can use pictures on the internet for inspiration by seeing the main points of an image and the details and are able to release their creative side of things...
This may not be wrong, if it is I apologize
