Answer:
Whether humans are born good or evil has been debated by philosophers for centuries. Aristotle argued that morality is learned, and that we’re born as “amoral creatures” while Sigmund Freud considered new-borns a moral blank slate. Anyone who has read “Lord of the Flies” will expect children to be fully-fledged sociopaths just waiting to be freed from their adult-imposed shackles to (spoiler alert) start a cult and brutally attempt to kill each other.
Explanation:
After solving my brother’s math equation, my father called me a genius.
Anna wrote very fast because she was extremely focused.
Sam reminded me that I needed to view the problem from a different perspective.
After hearing Emily sing, the entire class was stunned that a girl so quiet would sing so loud.
Answer: You can always predict who will die in genre movies. In animated movies, it will be the mother; in horror movies, the pretty girl; and in war movies, the fresh-faced farm boy.
Explanation:
Semicolons are used to form lists!
For example: The Council is comprised of ten members: three from Sydney, Australia; four from Auckland, New Zealand; two from Suva, Fiji; and one from Honiara, Solomon Islands.
Semicolons are used to separate ideas, so in the second option, it wouldn't make sense to separate the genre of the movie from the person since it's still part of the same idea. Hope this helps :)
It's metaphor, since "Her early leaf's a flower" saying one thing is another without using the word 'like'. A simile does a similar thing, but it does use the word 'like'. An onomatopoeia is a word that sounds like a sound, and personification is giving a nonhuman thing human attributes.
