Answer:
I believe this would be called Situational Irony.
Explanation:
My reasoning behind this is because you'd expect a famous rapper who's well known for using profane and vulgar words in songs to be okay with swearing songs being played in his home. It's what has created his reputation and what he manufactures/creates for a living.
The reading strategy i use is context clues. If you use context clues it will help you visualize what you are reading and then you can make a inference.
Answer:
Im not sure, i think its (behavior)
Explanation:
The speaker adores his daughters and their affectionate, though mischievous visits
Answer: Option B.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The poem "The children's hour" is a poem written by an American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. The poem talks about how in such a busy and hectic day, one hour comes where the speaker plays with his three little girls.
Even though the girls and very naughty and mischievous but still he enjoys the time he spends with his daughters. They are always planning and plotting some kind of mischievous activities to play with their father. According to the speaker, this is the best time of the day.
Answer with Explanation:
The question is related to "The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World," a short story written by <em>Gabriel Marquez. </em>The story centers on<u> the dead body that the villagers found on the shore.</u> Everyone treated him with kindness because he looked very handsome for the villagers. He was then called "Esteban." <u>Even the men fell in love with him. </u>
The nature of the villagers transformation was given a hint in the story's subtitle "A Tale for Children" through the action of the people towards Esteban. Just like kids, the villagers were attracted to Esteban's handsomeness. This symbolized their respect for him. When they finally dumped his body, they vow that in memory of Esteban, they will transform the village into a place that was worthy for Esteban. They believe that someday Esteban will float back to them. This shows the villagers' innocence, just like a child.
