Realism was the literary and aesthetic movement that best fits this description, so option D is the correct answer.
<h3>What was realism?</h3>
- A literary, architectural, and aesthetic movement.
- A movement that sought the credible presentation of artistic and literary elements.
- A movement that identified society as corrupt and disharmonious.
- A movement that hopeless with the future.
- A movement that sought to interpret elements literally, resignifying them.
The sentence shown above shows how realism sought artistic fragments to interpret the reality of human beings. As art makes use of subjective elements, the realists sought to resignify the elements and show them in a literal way.
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Not to be rude, but I don't think anyone would do the work for you. If they were going to, though, I recommend giving a little more information.
The best way to combine the sentences is: Thomas Jefferson, who was a brilliant writer, was chosen to write the Declaration of Independence.
When sentences are closely related in meaning and belong together, we can <u>combine two or more into one sentence</u>. There are<u> five ways</u> of combining a sentence:
- <u>Punctuation:</u> Sentences are combined using punctuation marks.
- <u>Coordination: </u>Coordinating conjunctions are used to combine sentences (and, or, but, so)
- <u>Subordination:</u> It is a way of combining sentences that makes one sentence more important than the other.
- <u>Reduction:</u> Reducing a sentence into a phrase.
- <u>Apposition:</u> In apposition, we take a word or a phrase and place it in a parallel position to a noun in the sentence.
In this particular case, the way of combining the sentences was apposition. Another example of this combining way would be: "Sarah, who was a remarkable student, always did her homework".
Answer:rude
Explanation:
It's rude, because the word "yelled" doesn't sound friendly