Answer:
The poem is three lines long.
The poem does not use rhyme.
The poem contains a kigo.
Explanation: a Haiku is a kind of Japanese poetry. It consists in a brief poem of seventeen syllables, written in three verses of five, seven and five syllables respectively, according to specialists like R.H Blyth or Fernando Rodriguez Izquierdo. A Haiku has only three lines, totalling 17 syllables. Actually, a Haiku doesn't rhyme at all.
A kigo is, in Haiku, a seasonal word, it means that a kigo indicates in what season the poem is situated.
I am thinking diction...not 100% sure
Answer:
Decision Making Skills
Explanation:
When managers try to analyze a problem or opportunity, identify different courses of action, and select and implement what they perceive to be the optimum course of action, they are using <u>decision-making</u> skills.
The managers go through all the options possible and figure out which one would work best in order to achieve the maximum output without any digression is known as decision making skills.
They will ask you simple questions like identify the noun and pronouns in the sentence, and they will ask you intermediate questions for your grade lvl and then hard. If your doing a computer test, if you get the simple question right, you will receive a more advanced question next. If you get it wrong, they will give you a question at the same level as the one you just answered but got wrong. :) Goodluck on your exam. ;)
Answer:
hyphen -
Explanation:
The hyphen ‐ is a punctuation mark used to join words, and to separate syllables of a single word.