Answer:
B. Kenning
Explanation:
A Kenning is type of literary device that makes use of compound phrases to replace a noun to have a new meaning from the noun.
A kenning is popular and mostly used in Old English and Old Norse literature.
Some examples of a Kenning include
Wrecker of mead-benches, terror of the hall-troops, gum-shoe, etc.
Answer:
I don't understnad this question
Explanation:
Answer:
Treat with a cosmetic product?
Explanation:
Other conditions many different things. But this condition is like to treat the hair with something so it won't be frizzy. That is my best guess.
The correct answer is C. The sentence is not asking a question, so D is incorrect. B is incorrect because a quotation mark, not an apostrophe, is needed at the end of Bin's words. Finally, A is incorrect because a period is needed at the end of a sentence, not a comma.
When a quotation appears at the end of a sentence, you need both 1) a period to signal the end of the sentence, and 2) a quotation mark to signal the end of the quotation. Therefore, this sentence should read: Bin memorized the speech, but when he opened his mouth, all he could say was, "Um, I...don't remember."
