Read the excerpt below and answer the question. It was next day by the sun and the clock when they reached Palm Beach. It was ye
ars later by their bodies. Winters and winters of hardship and suffering. The wheel kept turning round and round. Hope, hopelessness and despair. But the storm blew itself out as they approached the city of refuge. Havoc was there with her mouth wide open. Back in the Everglades the wind had romped among lakes and trees. In the city it had raged among houses and men. Tea Cake and Janie stood on the edge of things and looked over the desolation. In this excerpt from Their Eyes Were Watching God, Hurston conveys a tone of desperation through the use of _____. Select all that apply. ambiguity figurative language personification time manipulation
In general terms, dogma is considered to be more flexible than orthodoxy, since dogma is something that one devises over the course of life and experience, whereas orthodoxy is unchanged
