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(A) The more children use such devices, the less likely they are to exercise.
(B) Some believe that certain game and media content can make some children more aggressive and violent.
(D) Rowan says, “The past decade has seen a profound increase in use of entertainment technology by children, some as young as one month of age.”
(E) The more children use the devices, the greater their chances are to suffer from some form of mental illness, such as depression.
C - the arc depends on the protagonist having a shift in outlook through an interaction or activity that involves the antagonist, resulting in a different viewpoint than before.. This is the only instance where there is (literally an arc) where emotional change occurs after an event
Martin Luther King Jr.'s metaphor paints a more powerful visual picture of inequality. He uses charged words and imagery to influence his audience. The phrase “withering injustice” details the state of African Americans in the face of the injustice that they face in the United States. King uses imagery to paint the negative points of reality as well as the equitable dreams he has for society. The phrase “joyous daybreak” gives the passage a rather optimistic tone as it provides a contrast to the phrase “the long night of captivity” that African Americans have faced. The words manacle and chainscreate images in the minds of his audience that emphasize the restrictions that have been imposed upon African Americans.
Both authors use implicit and explicit views. For example, King implicitly states, “One hundred years later, the life of the colored American is still sadly crippled by the manacle of segregation and the chains of discrimination.” He uses a metaphor to highlight implicitly the gross inequality suffered by African Americans. On the other hand, Baldwin directly and explicitly states his views to the reader, “Let me spell out precisely what I mean by that, for the heart of the matter is here, and the root of my dispute with my country.”
