Answer:
I wake up in the morning, sunshine just barely peaking through the blinds. Yawning, I stretch my arms out to narrowly miss my spinning fan. The blankets are in a disarray as I try to detangle myself from them and make my way to the bathroom. The mirror is foggy as I begin to brush my teeth and the steam rises to bring a mist across the whole bathroom. I then make my way down stairs, each step sluggish and hesitant. Making my way to the kitchen, I perk up as I smell bacon and eggs. The scent floats down the hall and begins to brighten the day.
Explanation:
I would think that setting the scene of someone dying is appropriate to be in a bedroom where a sick person would most likely be (if not in a hospital) such as someone in palliative care for example and the bedroom stillness is commented on broken only by a fly and whose buzz perhaps accentuated the otherwise stillness. If the person's death was outside or in a public place it would more likely be the result of a, say an accident, or say an assassination such as that of Martin Luther King so since it is inside in a bedroom it indicates the dying is just a normal death from illness and/or old age.
A Onomatopoeia is a word that imitates the sound it represents. For example, cuckoo and<em> sizzle</em> are onomatopoeias.
Answer:
The politician, whom I used to like, made many promises.
Explanation:
Answer:
After I bit my tongue, it took several seconds for the pain to subside.
Explanation:
I think this is the correct answer because subsides definition is to become less severe/violent/intense.
