Okay, so I am not going to write this whole thing for you, however I will compare and contrast the two.
Lady Macbeth
She really wants her husband to carry out the murders bc she is thirsty to be queen
Macbeth
Kinda hesitant to do it, questions if he can but let's his wife persuade him into doing it. After murdering Duncan, Macbeth kinda freaks out and leaves the daggers in Duncan's room and Lady Macbeth has to go back and fix her hubby's mistake
The answer is C most definitely diction mean word choice for example
Answer:
Information from the story:
- "But his education had not gotten very far when he picked up his own trick that no other seal had learned - how to escape from our little shed."
- "I never again attempted to recapture Nab, nor have I had an opportunity to repay him for towing me to Seal Rocks; but I have seen him a number of times since, and have often heard his happy bark from the rocks along the coast."
Explanation:
<em>These two sentences would help any student form an intending thesis statement for the essay "Saved by a Seal"</em>
Answer:Admission to the park is $48 per person but a beach pass is $3 per person.
Explanation:
we can eliminate answer A & C . Between "the new body surfing boards will be lots of fun " and admission to the park is $8 per person , but a beach pass is only $3 ". Answer B seems more argumentative .
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Omnari was bored and impatient. She had sped up, trying to finish the task as soon as she can. She doesn’t want to participate in the scavenger hunt but she has no choice. Her teacher had required them to do the activity. So, Omnari had started her task immediately so she can finish sooner.
Here are some of the phrases that shows the mood of the character
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sped toward the island, increasing the speed of her Hover-Ski "
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blinked to take an EyePhoto, checked her list, and headed toward the crumbled city in the distance."</span>These two phrases show impatience of the character
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boring scavenger hunt her ancient history teacher assigned." This phrase denotes compliance despite being forced to do something against her will
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