Answer:
Moana both involves going to sea and going against the advice of others, while it differs because Moana is *literally* a teenage girl, unlike Odysseus.
Explanation:
A and C
A: Other writers in these communities often suggest great writing topics.
C: You receive feedback from people who understand the craft of writing.
The other two don’t seem plausible. Sorry if it’s incorrect.
Answer:
1) Chaucer had at least nine other major works besides the Canterbury Tales, and wrote a number of short poems as well. 2) There's a crater on the far side of the moon named for Chaucer. 3) Chaucer had a part-time government job collecting scrap metal for reuse and also worked as a diplomat.
Answer:
1. Simile was used to compare the poet's heart to the salt-kilns by Tsunu's wave.
2. Hyperbole was used to exaggerate the condition of the author's heart by describing it as being aflame.
Explanation:
Simile is the direct comparison of two different things using 'like', and 'as'. Just as salt glazes were made by throwing salt to the kiln, so was the poet's heart.
Hyperbole is used to make an exaggeration. The poet's heart was described as being afire though nobody actually sees the flame. This is a form of exaggeration.