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<em>- </em><u>How effective was my hook? </u>
- <u>Was the presentation engaging? </u>
- <u>Was the conclusion strong enough?</u>
The reason why these would be the answer is because it doesn’t matter if your audience like you it’s depending on your presentation. Also it doesn’t matter if audience support you bc you need to support yourself and not look at what others think because it’s your presentation.
Answer:
Figurative Language
<u>Definition</u>:
- Language that contains or uses figures of speech, especially metaphors
<h2>What does 'How does the author use language to make a point' mean? </h2>
Consider language as a means of transmitting information. The author is now employing words to instruct the reader, generally through dialogue. Different dialects or methods of speech might signify social or economic standing, as well as regional cultural distinctions. In this way, The Grapes of Wrath is a great example. The author might be attempting to underline a distinction between landowners and their employees, or between two areas, or anything else... It is determined by the novel's setting and the language used. Language might relate to a specific language, such as French or Spanish, but this seems like an unreasonable description for a summer reading project.
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I don't know which book this is, (either the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn or the Adventures of Tom Sawyer), but I believe the answer is A. The latter book occurred before the former book, and the former book was about helping Jim escape.
C. Through its character’s dialogue
