A declarative sentence is a kind of sentence that only declares or simply talks about a certain topic. A declarative sentence only ends with a period. In the given sentence above, it can be rewritten into a declarative sentence as: In Berkeley, you can see representations of these ferocious animals. The sentence with the period. The correct answer is option B.
Answer:
Swift uses irony when he says the person with whom he discussed his plan is “very worthy” and “a true lover of this country."
Explanation:
Because Swift is discussing a person who is proposing the slaughter of young women for sport, it is ironic that he describes this person as "very worthy" because the person's lack of morality does not characterize them as very honorable, and it contrasts Swift's high opinion of the person.
'Charge of the Light Brigade' presents the impact of the war caused by the leaders who seem to be the soldiers' enemy. Tennyson describes how “someone had blundered”. This demonstrates how because of a mistake of those in authority, the soldiers are going through such a horrible experience.
