Answer:
Ideas, biography or autobiography, personal experiences, and humor.
Explanation:
A non-fiction can be defined as a piece of work that is not based on imagination but rather it is instructional and based on true events or happenings. A non-fiction comprises of real places, people, and events. These texts contain facts.
<u>There are two types of non-fiction: literary nonfiction and informative non-fiction</u>.
The major topics that are used to write any non-fiction are ideas, biography and autobiography, personal experiences, and humor.
Some examples of nonfiction are The Diary of A Young Girl, Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption, etc.
1. Puissant, from paradise lost, which meant power often associated with a king or a president. An example sentence would be, The puissant Hamilton, one of the founding fathers of the United States of America, led the our independence from the Great Britain Empire.
2. Rout, which can be defined as an overwhelming lost, or Milton used, a disorderly group of people. An example would be, A popular meme in the in the internet was the rout of people in a library and an Asian boy saying, "Quiet, this is library".
On Shakespeare
1. sepúlchred, which is defined as entombed or buried, or as
the final laying place. An example of this in a sentence would be, Cronos was
sepulchred in a device that took even the power of time from him, you could say
that "time was up" for the time-lord.
2. pomp, which means something that is grand, or a grand
ceremony or display. This can be used in a sentence as, “All emperors and
empress of China showed their grand and class even to their burial ground,
their burial ceremony and mound were as pomp as the Egyptian Pharaohs.”
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Answer:
The language of “Midas’s Zinc Touch” is straightforward and helps the author achieve his purpose to inform readers about the true origins of the myth of Midas and his golden touch. The author chooses phrases such as “not true,” “none of that probably ever happened,” “we need to be more specific,” and “nothing more than an accidental ‘touch’ of zinc” to compare historical information to the myth. This use of straightforward diction helps the author show how the myth has historical origins but grew and embellished over time. In this way, the diction helps the author achieve his purpose to inform readers about his topic.
Explanation:
Answer:
Act V of "A Midsummer Night's Dream presents the events that resolved the central conflict. The three newly wed couple (Theseus and Hippolyta, Lysander and Hermia and Demetrius and Helena) celebrate their nuptials by watching the play organised by the artisans which tells the story of Pyramid and Thisby, the tragic lovers. After the performance, Theseus bid them all to their chambers and the fairy King and Queen, Oberon and Titanic with their train comes to bless the couples, their unborn offsprings and every chamber in the palace. Puck implores the readers to applaud and take the events as nothing more than a dream.
Letter B
<em>huh? sorry i didn't understand:(((</em>
