A clincher sentence is a summary sentence. Using transitions for a summary isnt exactly ideal, although sometimes certain instances require the use of transitions. I’m honestly not sure if that answer is correct or not.

Transitions are used to connect important ideas.

Transitions don’t exactly have to be used in the second sentence of every paragraph. Sometimes, a paragraph contains sentences that are related but don’t need to be connected.

So it’s between B. and D.

I’m more inclined to choose B, but I’m not sure.

Sorry if its wrong.

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Skiff Miller continued to debate with himself, and Madge stole a glance of exultation to her husband, who looked back with warm

lora16 [44]

Joy is probably the best synonym for this word.

Hope this helps!

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Read the excerpt from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass. If any one thing in my experience, more than another, served

Sidana [21]

The correct answer is D. [A]nd at his death wiped from his icy brow the cold death-sweat. . . .

Explanation:

In writing, imagery involves using detailed descriptions to represent vividly certain elements the author includes. This makes the reader imagine accurately the situation or element describe. This occurs in "And at his death wiped from his icy brow the cold death-sweat. . . " because the use of descriptive details such as "icy brow" and "cold death-sweat" are specific enough to allow the reader imagine precisely the scene in which the great-grandmother wipes the sweat of his master as his died.

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