Answer:
The authors of these two passages achieve their purposes in the following manner:
A. The author of "Film Flop" convinces readers of his opinion about a movie, while the author of "Into the Mist" entertains readers by narrating a story.
Explanation:
The two passages show completely different types of texts. The first passage presents the author's opinion. He talks about a certain movie, compares it to the books that gave birth to it, and concludes that the movie is a waste of time and money since it lacks depth. On the other hand, the second passage is a narrative. The author is telling us a story rather than presenting an opinion. The word choice and tone are less direct, their purpose being to describe the setting and the character's actions and thoughts vividly. With that in mind, we can safely choose letter A as the correct option:
A. The author of "Film Flop" convinces readers of his opinion about a movie, while the author of "Into the Mist" entertains readers by narrating a story.
I believe it is A, because D is just describing incompleteness and regret, not actually *out there* with figurative language.
Answer:
<em>Well, the answer corresponds with any other classic work of literature:</em>
It's themes echo with readers; it's pertinent during the period in which it was published and stands the test of time and also has universal interest. It makes the reader look inwards, deeper into the meaning of it, ask questions, and tends to ferment our emotions.
They were thankful for miracles.
