The correct answer for this question is this one: "C. The title is helpful in establishing the play as a comedy of manners because it makes use of witty wordplay."
There exists the same question from other source with the following choices:
A. The setting at the opening of the play makes a comment on the benefits of being married.
B. The names of the characters in the play help Wilde illustrate the differences between social classes.
C. The title is helpful in establishing the play as a comedy of manners because it makes use of witty wordplay.
D. The first line of dialogue in the play helps Wilde emphasize a contrast between city and country life
An author who wanted to increase the complexity of a character might make that character more ambiguous. A person who is ambiguous is a person with a bad behaviour and it makes them act differently throughout the story. For example, a boy who is moral but fusses because he doesn't get the toy he wants, this is considered as an ambiguous character. Therefore, the answer is ambiguous.
Answer: D. Personification.
Explanation: personification is a figure of speech that consists in giving human characteristics to nonhuman objects. In the given lines from Plath's poem "Edge" we can see a clear example of personification, because he is saying that the feet (nonhuman objects) are saying "We have come so far, it is over" and as we know, speaking is a human characteristic, so the correct answer is option D.
Onomatopoeia is a word that sounds the same as it's meaning...there is none in the poem. Personification is making non-human things human like...since the poem is all about a person, this is not correct either. Hyperbole is an over exaggeration. Throughout the poem, Shakespeare over exaggerates the weaknesses of the person he loves.
Prose is <span>written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure. That is your answer. </span>
