The statements:
<u> B. The sensory language creates a joyful tone; the guests are elated at the lavish party and beautiful music.
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C. The use of words like dull, clang, and monotonous create an ominous tone.
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<u>D. The sensory language creates a suspenseful tone; everyone pauses as the clock chimes disrupt their waltz.</u>
describes how the sensory language affects the tone of in the above excerpt.
The story “The Masque of the Red Death" by Edgar Allan Poe is literally and allegorically about death. Prince Prospero wanted to hide from death but is left not rescued from it. He arranged a party where he invited people from his kingdom. He ordered to decorate the halls with single colors each. The last hall was colored black which symbolizes death and the windows were painted red. There was an ebony clock which strikes everyone’s attention at the passing of every hour. Though people were busy in the celebrating the party with music and orchestra but at every hour when the clock rings which caught everyone’s attention. The tone in which Poe describes the rooms, the clock, the ringing of the clock, the activities of the people and the entry of death in the party gives an insight about the play that death is inevitable. Death is the central theme of the play. The Poe wants to focus on the issue that no one can be rescued from death by applying any means.
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A stern glare from my rival was shot from the room.
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Well, the change has to start within each one of us, and that ends when all children are free to be children. There is honestly no clear, global definition of child labor. In one book "Living as a Child Laborer has made this distinction: Child Labor is “work that is mentally, physically, socially, or morally dangerous and harmful to children or interferes with their education. It is work, therefore, that deprives children of their childhood, their potential, and their dignity.”
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Explanation:
ANSWER: POLICY
EXPLANATION: POLICY PERSUASIVE SPEECH refers to a speech given to convince an audience to either accept or reject a policy.
However, persuasive speaking on a questions of policy, advocates a change from the status quo (the state of things; the way things are, opposing the original state). Hence, the speaker wants the proposition disseminated in the speech to become policy.
Thus, Emily writing her audience towards their congressional representatives and urge the UN to intervene in an conflict (i.e addressing the state of conditions in Gaza, opposing how it's expected to be), is a persuasive speech on a question of policy.