<span>B)Mortimer’s tone and word choice create a style that allows readers to envision Elizabethan England.
The domain specific language in this sentence refers to tone and word choice, also the act of envisioning, because it is in the domain of an ELA course. The wording is also precise, showing specifically what the reader will gain from the text.</span>
Answer:
Ellie and the narrator are cousins.
Explanation:
The short story Jeremiah´s Song by Walter Dean Myers, starts by clarifying this relationship between the 9-yr old narrator and Ellie: <em>"I knowed my cousin Ellie was gonna be mad when Macon Smith come around to the house."</em>
Throughout the story. Ellie seems to have a distant relashionship with him, as he describes how she has changed since she went to college. She does not seem to have interest in spending time with him and do the things they used to do, like when he asks her to sleep with him, and she turns him down.
Ellie has grown and her interests are different now.
Two devices would be imagery and sound
