Answer:
"The wooden round table has a lovely brown color to it" Idk hope this helps lol.
<span>If the options are these then the answer is D.
A) Brooks, Sam. "Chimps and Champs." 14 Jan. 2010. Print. B) Oscar, and Amanda L. Thompson. New York: American Books, 2007. Print. C) Evans, Clyburn, Norma. "Saving our Rain Forests from Destruction." 10 Dec. 2009. Online. D) Lantz, Max R. The Habitat of the Chimpanzee. New York: Publishing USA, 2005. Print.
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Because each culture is different, the issues that resonate across cultures will be the opposing beliefs and practices
She should get an overall idea of what she's planning for the day - but of course, don't have it set in stone because of all the unexpected tasks. Karen should leave space in between each thing on her schedule just so she can better prepare.
OR another thing she can do is plan hour by hour just so she doesn't have to keep rearranging her schedule! (:
I hope all is well, and you pass! good luck, rockstar! (:
Answer :
The following option from “The Cask of Amontillado” by Edgar Allen Poe is the best literary analysis writing :
A. I found several examples of figurative language used in this story and another technique I saw was the use of dialogue to show conflict between characters.
Some examples of figurative language used in the story are :
1. Hyperbole in the line "The thousand injuries of Fortunato I had borne as I best could."
2. Metaphor in the line "He turned to me and looked me in the eyes with two filmy orbs."
3. Simile in the line "The Nitter hangs like moss upon the vaults."
