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<em><u>1. Mood</u></em>- author's combination of setting, atmosphere, and tone.
<em><u>2. Irony</u></em>- a figure of speech using words that carry the opposite meaning of what is literally said.
<em><u>3. Symbols</u></em>- literal on one level, yet underneath carries secondary extended meanings.
Explanation:
The given literary terms and their definitions are given as below-
1. Mood is the term used to refer to the attitude, the feeling of the author. It is a combination of the story's setting, atmosphere, and tone used by the author.
2. Irony is a figurative language used to an expression that happens contrary to what is expected. It carries the opposite meaning of what is literally said.
3. Symbols are the words, signs, marks, etc. used to mean another thing. They are literal on one level but carry another meaning, an extended meaning.
Answer:
5. possesive case
4. conjuction
3.predicate
1.gerund
6.transitive verb
2.adjective clause
Explanation:
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Answer:
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The gospel of Luke chapter 3 verses 1 to 6, it basically implies about John the baptist. There are some who argue that this might be the official beginning of the gospel as to how it was started, but there is not concrete evidence to prove it. The gospel was started off with the the start of John's ministry. The people mentioned were people of high calibre, authorities over people and lands, and are so called to be VIPs to the society at that time. Tiberius, Philip, and Lysanias were mentioned serve only to date the beginning of John's ministry while Pontius Pilate, Herod, Annas, and Caiaphas were mentioned because they will play an important part upon the crucifixion of Christ. The gospel also tells us that the Lord chooses unlikely people to be his instruments in promoting salvation, thus the mention of John being called in the wilderness. Repentance is involved in preparation to salvation and the forgiveness of sins would pave the way for it. As what the prophet Isaiah has said, it was just the way how everyone should prepare for the coming of the Lord, the King. We are all to be ready at the coming of our Lord.
