Well it truly all depends on your writing style if you can convince people and like proving yourself right then persuasive is a good way to go, if you like to reflect on things and experiences then reflective is for you. Simply do what ever a YOU do best, for me I would probably like to write a persuasive essay cause there pretty easy and as long as you prove your point then your all good.
"Cloudy Day" by Jimmy Santiago Baca is to show how there can always be sunshine on a cloudy day. Meaning that no matter how bad things are, it could possibly b worse, so we should always be optimistic.
The purpose of the flashback is to show how the speaker has changed from the start of his prison time to the end.
As shown in this excerpt from the story, " ...the wind in my face gave me the feeling I could grasp the tower like a cornstalk..." (Lines 15 & 16) This quote shows that even though he was in the prison he still felt powerful.
For 1: slant rhyme
for 2: foil
for 3: The Prairie
for 4: Gnomic
That's all I can answer for now, hoped I helped!
I think that this is a very good opening paragraph. I can clearly tell exactly what your writing piece will be about, and it definitely hooks me in as a reader... GOOD JOB!
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
"In this essay, I will" is usually followed by listing the stuff that appears in an essay.