The most valid answer on here is d.
Answer: Stand up for the girls
Explanation:
In the short story, "A&P
" by John Updike, Sammy works in a shop where a couple of girls come to shop in their bathing suits. His manager on seeing this, chastises the girls and tells them that they should dress more appropriately and that if they came to the shop again dressed in such a manner they wouldn't be allowed in.
Sammy liked one of the girls and so decided to stand up for her and the others by quitting his job in the hope that the girl he liked would be impressed enough to date him.
Used to separate to independent clauses when second explains illustrates the first
The Rhyme scheme is ABAB while for imagery, the use of descriptive phrases like "fearful color" help the reader visualise the frog.
Analogy is used to compare the frog to a cheerful tune.
<h3>What are sound devices?</h3>
Sound devices are a type of figurative language which use repeating and similar sounds to add emotional effects to a writing.
The sound devices used include: friendly frog, squeak, steep sun heats the streamline, and tearful teeth.
Imagery used include fearful color, peaches of June, and cheerful tune.
Figurative speech used include <em>compare you to a cheerful tune</em> (analogy) and<em> invading my mind</em> (personification).
In the third stanza, the use of parallelism helps the poem flow.
Therefore, sound devices, imagery, and figurative speech are used in writing to add emotional effects and meaning to writing.
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