<u>Answer:</u>
<em>Similes and metaphors
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<u>Explanation:</u>
The figures for writing have been used to express the intention of the poem clearly to the reader. The first example of the metaphor and simile is when the poet states that <em>she watches him wrapped like garbage and also waiting for her mind like the next week grocery </em>and the last example is <em>when she refers her like a wet brown bag of a woman. </em>The poet talks about how she has gone mad and needs to do something that calms her anger. So that is why she uses the words for description.
Victor tells Paul that he is a War Eagle and that the rest of the team will always back him up. He tells him that no one will mess with him at anyplace or anytime.
Answer:
d. Strength of character.
Explanation:
Mary Wollstonecraft was an English feminist, philosopher and writer. Wollstonecraft wrote many texts on the education of women, including a novel, a conduct book, a treatise and a children's book. However, Wollstonecraft is particularly known for her book <em>A Vindication of the Rights of Woman</em> (1792). All of these encouraged women to become educated, to possess strength of character and to act according to reason.
