The correct answer is “none of these”. All of the terms (setting, atmosphere, tone, mood) are part of a greater term which is literary techniques. “Atmosphere” cannot be interchangeable with any of the other terms, since they all have different meanings and functions. The literary technique of “atmosphere” has the function of creating an emotional effect through describing objects and settings. “Mood” has a similar function as “atmosphere”; however, “mood” describes internal feelings, that is, emotions of a certain individual or group of people. “Setting” is the environment in which a narrative takes place and provides information regarding specific timing and place. “Tone” refers to the way in which a writer approaches the theme of a narrative and some of the types are comic, formal, informal, sad, among others. Even though some of the literary techniques share some characteristics, they <u>cannot</u> be used interchangeably.
Answer:
tools-some ingredients-kinda sometimes mixed culture way to cook the food-calories sorry had to add that (mexican is better beans and stuff)
Explanation:
4. A
5. B
6.C
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8.A
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A memoir of something or someone to honor or remember them by.
Answer: 1a: ‘comb our heads’ and ‘got on my mark, bringing my eyes back to the book’
Explanation: 1a: This is an idiom, as you do not actually comb your head, but rather your hair.
1b: No-one goes to a specific mark as they’re about to read a book, and you don’t (and physically can’t) drag your eyes to said book.
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