Answer:
I like a lot of noise around me
like the gentle breeze passing through the tree
the crickets chirping outside at night
and the distant buzz of the far away kite
the birds singing their lovely tune
the owls hooting while I look at the moon
the angelic voice of a legendary singer
but never someone pulling a trigger
I dislike the sound of barking dogs
and woodpeckers pecking aimlessly at logs
the loud sounds of children crying
and the loud cries of animals dying
I never liked the sounds of the street
the horns, cars, trucks, never sounded sweet
The answer would be B, or the 2nd choice.
In my college classes we use MLA & this is how we would use in text citations.
The correct answer is C.
This is because when you are PREWRITING you are creating/developing ideas about what you are going to write. Then you move on to organizing those ideas. It is practically the planning. The WRITING step is the 2nd step of the 5, where you have your planning done and you use what you have planned to do a rough draft. The REVISION step is where you add things, rearrange things, remove things and replace things from your writing. In the EDITING step<span> you check for repetition, clarity, grammar, spelling and punctuation. Editing is an extremely detailed process and its best when performed by a professional because it needs to be done correctly or a mistake(s) may be left in the draft. The PUBLISHING step of the writing is where you have finally completed the final draft and are ready to become a published author. That is the 5-step writing process. </span>
Answer:
1. Confusing, untangle, perplexity
Explanation:
The tone of a text refers to the mood, the feeling that the author wants to promote and make the reader feel with the reading. In the case of the text above, we can see that the author wants to present a feeling of confusion, surprise and discomfort. That's because he determines that there is an unfavorable situation where all members of the community work to resolve it. The words within the text that determine this tone are "confusing," "untangle" and "perplexity."
