Read the passage.“Ugh, there are a million mosquitoes in our yard!” Jack shrieked as he swatted away a mosquito. The mosquito fl
ew away, joining the other mosquitoes in the yard.How does the phrase "a million mosquitoes" affect the passage? It implies that there is a large amount of mosquitoes in the yard. It implies that Jack is not a reliable narrator. It implies that Jack methodically estimated the number of mosquitoes. It implies that there is a dangerous swarm of mosquitoes.
How does the phrase "a million mosquitoes" affect the passage?
A. It implies that there is a large amount of mosquitoes in the yard.
“A million something” (in this case mosquitoes) is an hyperbolic figure of speech used to imply a large or excessive amount of something. Option B about Jack not being a reliable narrator could have been a possible answer but the passage is written using a third-person point of view, so Jack is not a narrator.
it means that that before u do anything it looks difficult and you dont wanna do it but later after you do that it isn't that hard.eg.Before u study about the grammar topic ,u think it would be hard and impossible to learn but later when u get the idea u will really know how it is.
Machiavelli turns his attention to the rules effects his ruin than his preservation; for a man who wishes to act entirely up to his professions of virtue soon meets with what destroys him among so much that is evil. When this is done correctly, he is "reproached" by his people but not "hated.
