Paradise
In the story, “The Scarlet Ibis,” by James Hurst, there is
much that can be found in the form of imagery, and there is much that can be
found in the form of symbolism.
Symbolism can, in fact, be in the form things or even people in which
the meaning goes further than the face value of what is being mentioned. You’ll find that symbolism can exist to you
as a reader, or it can exist within the story as things can certainly have a
deeper meaning to a story’s characters.
One example of this is Old Woman Swamp symbolizes paradise to the characters
of Doodle and Brother in “The Scarlet Ibis.”
Jane's opinion of Susie can help me make an objective evaluation of whether Susie would be a good class president.
False
This question is related to the text "Blaxicans"
Answer:
The sentence is an exaggeration because the author did not become President Nixon.
Explanation:
In Blaxicans, the author takes a stand against creating titles to determine what a person is, in relation to their ethnicity. He says that people should determine their ethnicity according to their experiences, the environment in which they live and what they like. He says that, because he says that a title does not have the power to determine anything in relation to a person, as an example he speaks a very exaggerated sentence that is "I was reinvented by president Nixon," when that obviously did not transform him in President Nixon.
A Cause-Effect Relationship is a relationship in which 1 event ( i.e. cause ) make happen to another event ( i.e. effect ).
Example :
You set up an alarm the ringing of alarm is an event {cause} and in the result you wake up this is another event {effect}.
They assigned the solo parts to Ellen and SHE HERSELF.