Answer:
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Explanation:
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The right option is <em>Writers use character dialogue to reveal the theme in poems and plays.
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A <em>theme is</em> a message that an author wants to send to his audience. Or in other words, theme refers to the main idea that the author is really trying to say. It can be explicitly stated or inferred and there are four ways in which an author can express themes: (1) through the actions or events in the story, (2) through the characters, (3) through the way the author makes us feel by sharing feelings of the main character and finally, (4) Themes are presented in thoughts and conversations.
Bearing in mind the described above, it could be said that Writers use character dialogue to reveal the theme in poems and plays since authors put words in their character’s mouths for specific reasons.
Faulkner uses a Modernist technique in this passage by capturing the imperfect, disorganized way that Anse thinks and feels.
Answer: Option D.
Explanation:
The above excerpt is a part of section 9 from the novel ‘As I Lay Dying’ authored by William Faulkner. The most notable modernist technique which is used by most authors is self consciousness or say stream of consciousness which depicts the thoughts, conscious reaction, and feelings of the person towards a specific event. From the excerpt we can figure out that Faulkner have used the same technique where Anse’s imperfect and disorganized thoughts and feelings are captured.
Foreshodowing= C. hinting at an event that will happen later
Defenition;
fore·shad·ow
<u>[fôrˈSHadō]</u>
<em>VERB</em>
<u><em>foreshadowing (present participle)</em></u>
<em>be a warning or indication of (a future event):</em>
Answer: They have certain etiquettes and beliefs that distinguish the Anglo-Non Hispanic Americans and Hispanics/ Latino American from most cultures is the way they talk to each other is one, as they tend to treat each other with formality. If we are to compare this with the American way, which is usually informal and casual in nature, there is indeed a significant difference. It is to be noted that Latinos speak in a loud, fast and animated manner when the conversation is informal in nature. When that is not the case, each conversation is then punctuated in the beginning and in the end, of firm handshakes. Body language and gestures like a peck in the cheek signifies how close a Hispanic individual is to the person one is talking to. Most notable also is the particular attention given by Latinos to their looks and appearance. This, for them, is very much in connection with honour, pride and dignity (Clutter and Nieto). Thus, it is common to see well-groomed and impeccably dressed Hispanic people during social gatherings, church events, and in work. This code of etiquette relaxes during informal events, and tennis shoes and jeans are becoming the popular choice of the people also. In terms of time management though, they are more flexible and less conscious of punctuality than most Americans. Being late is a socially acceptable behaviour for the Hispanic people, because that is the kind of culture that they are used to. Also, we have discussed earlier that what binds the people is their language. They remain connected, despite the cultural and historical differences, because of this factor. Considering this, it would be understood then, if they try to lessen their public speaking. It was noted that generally, most Latinos are reserved in public speaking, and this is because of their heavy accent (Clutter and Nieto). Although this may still be true until now, we can say that this is rapidly changing, as most of the younger generations who are immersed in the American culture, have the tendency to be less fluent of their native language, than of English.
Explanation: Sorry this is way more than a paragraph
