Answer:
The passage appeals most strongly to sight.
Explanation:
The passage we are analyzing here is an example of imagery. Imagery is a literary device that, through word choice, describes an image or situation in a vivid manner in order to immerse the reader. It is as if readers can feel, see, or taste, for instance, what the characters feel, see, and taste. Imagery, thus, appeals to the five senses.
This particular excerpt appeals mostly to the sense of sight. Words such as "blond", "wiry", "nut-brown", "faded", "dirty" help us visualize the person's appearance. It is a vivid description of what a person looks like.
Answer:
-_-_Fishy signing out_-_-
Explanation:
A: it wanted to highlight the perspective of a broader population
Answer:
The answer is below.
Explanation:
Usually referred to as "Human Computers" in the space exploration industry such as NASA. The impact women had on space exploration is in the technical roles such as computer programming that helps in determining the spaceflight calculations. Examples are the likes of Edith Gustan, Mary Jackson, Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, Katie Bouman, and most obvious, Margaret Hamilton, who led the team that wrote a huge amount of computer programming code that assists the spacecraft to land on the moon,
