The speaker of "When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer" prefers to learn about nature by experiencing it directly.
He leaves his class to go out and look at the stars, because he thinks this method is better to learn such things than listen to a boring lecture.
alliteration
The line has the /w/ sound repeated three times. Alliteration is the repetition of the same sound within a group of words. A simile is a comparison using like or as. The line does not have either like or as. An echo is when the end of a line or stanza is repeated like an echo. This is not the case either. The line also does not have personification (the giving of human-like traits to a non-human thing).
B
The sentence fits perfectly as it specifies that the volunteers are in New York and allows for flexibility in the type of volunteering work to be discussed.
I would say A) is the correct answer.
The sentence that uses the best descriptive words is A. Sara is studying French and German. The other sentences aren't specific enough, so they are not descriptive enough. Descriptive words have to be very specific - so if Sara is pursuing a degree, a descriptive would have to specify what degree it is. Non-science degree is still way too broad to be considered descriptive. B is also incorrect because you have to specify which languages. <span>
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