Answer: D. the correspondent thought that he was the one man afloat on all the oceans.
Explanation:
"The Open Boat" is a short story written by Stephen Crane. It is based on the author's own experience of surviving a shipwreck.
In the excerpt above, the theme of loneliness is best portrayed in detail D.<em>"One man afloat on all the oceans" </em>conveys the idea of loneliness and isolation, while the use of words "fragmentary" and "dull" contribute to the isolated atmosphere.
Parallel structure is the repetition of a grammatical pattern.
Romeo Montague is the embodiment of...
- romantic idealism, passionate intensity, and adolescent rebellion. Extract the core words to get "idealism, intensity, rebellion". This list follows the pattern "noun, noun, noun".
- romance, passionately intense and raging with adolescent rebellion. Extract the core words to get "romance, intense, raging". This list follows the pattern "noun, adjective, verb".
- romantic idealism, passionate, intensity, and adolescent rebelling. Extract the core words to get "idealism, passionate, intensity, rebelling". This list follows the pattern "noun, adjective, noun, verb".
- romance and idealism - passionate, intense, an adolescent rebel. Extract the core words to get "passionate, intense, a rebel". This follows the pattern "adjective, adjective, noun".
Only the first choice repeats a grammatical pattern. Therefore the correct answer is Choice A.
Write a story using all this 15 spelling words: girl,clear, spear, herb, Thursday,Saturday,serve, hurt,sparkle, artist, third,al
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On this beautiful Saturday morning i decided to wake up to my alarm. Ever since Thursday i've been ignoring it and i didn't want it to be my third time ignoring it. I went outside to go pick some herbs and i saw a girl with a spear in her hand. She had blue eyes that sparkle when the sun hit them. she looked hurt. i went over to investigate. "hello! may i ask why you have a spear in your hand?" i asked. "oh hello, i actually just found it. i looked over and it was clear as day!" she said. "oh okay. would you like to come in for breakfast?" i asked. "i'd love to!" she exclaimed. we went inside and my cousin served us eggs. as we chatted, i learned she was an artist and a very interesting person. i would love to see her again some time!
D.The jump from the war in one paragraph to a milling town in the next
The answer is C. tear down the stone wall and get to know his neighbor better
The narrator seems to question why they need a wall but his neighbor doesn't feel the same and says the famous line "good fences make good neighbors"
