Answer: I interpreted this more as him admiring her voice, so it is for sure not sarcasm. I believe figurative language fits this best because there is use of simile, which is considered figurative language. The simile is when it says “as if each speech is an arrangement of notes”. Similes compare two things and this is comparing her voice to music.
Answer:
Elizabeth fell to shake as she realized he would not remove the veil.
Explanation:
Tremulous means shaking usually in fear.
Based on the fact that the $19,000 was secured as a loan by Nadia, it is considered the A. principal.
<h3>What is the principal?</h3>
The principal in relation to a loan refers to the original amount that was borrowed.
In this case, the original amount borrowed as a loan was the $19,000 that Nadia needed to complete the amount she needed to get a car.
In conclusion, option A is correct.
Find out more on the principal at brainly.com/question/25545513.
Answer:
B. Stanza
Explanation:
I searched up the answer and it says it on Google... So it's correct.
