D. Personification. Personification is where a nonhuman object is given human qualities in literature. A boat can't actually "resist", "answer", or "mount" something, however a human can. These are all examples of why this is personification.
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Explanation:
- I have schoolwork now, job work later
- I will have more physical chores and less mental/chromebook chores
Answer: The correct answer is: [C]:
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" A chart that identifies the number of new homes built each year. "
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Explanation:
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<u>Note</u>: This is the only answer choice given that is an example of a "graphical source". A chart that identifies or represents data can be demonstrated using a graph.
Consider the other answer choices:
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[A]: A non-fiction book about the economical consequences of a war;
as a source, would tend to be an "objective source"—yet not a"graphical source".
[B]: A book of poetry—as a source—is not a source that provides statistical data/information that is "graphed".
[C]: As mention for choice [C]: A magazine article providing reviews is not statistical data/information that is "graphed" .
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