Answer:
Expository writing
Explanation:
Expository writing is where the author intends to inform, explain, describe or define their subject to you. This is the most common type of writing you will find in text books and online. As the author is mostly trying to tell you all about the subject, their opinions are left out leaving you with facts and figures instead of trying to defend or support an opinion. An example of expository writing is "How-to" articles, where the author is explaining how to build or do something yourself.
This question was on an exam i took and got it right so hope this helps :)
Answer:
I think nothing change,,cause
SIMILE: is a comparison of two unrelated objects with the use of AS or LIKE.
Lets say that the moon was compared as orange eye but in the sentence theres no AS or LIKE
(ITS JUST MY OPINION)
In the story “Story of An Hour,” the story revolved around Mrs. Mallard’s agony, grief and happiness all at once.
Mrs. Mallard had shown happiness and loss. She had been happy that she was glad that her husband is no longer alive. She was finally from her unhappy marriage, but she also felt loss because even if she doesn’t love him that much she had lived with him and somehow accepted him in her life.
Mrs. Mallard had been a perfect example of how Human Nature works. She smiled, cried, lived and died. She experiences a variety of emotions in her predicament.
Unplanned humor is natural, I'd say that's why. Planned humor is often classified as trying to hard so sometimes it seems annoying unlike unplanned humor
Answer:
True.
Explanation:
A research paper turned in for credit is indeed the final product.
