There is the "counting-room," a long, low, brick building, and opposite is the "store-house," built of the same material, after
the same model. Between them, swings the ponderous gate that shuts the mills in from the world without. In referring to the "ponderous gate" the writer uses:
A. epithet.
B. simile.
C. metaphor.
D. parallelism.
E. allegory
I’m pretty sure Jem and dill want to play this new game called “boo radley” in which they try to make boo radley come out of his house. They don’t let her because they think she’ll get scared to quickly
Reason. Milk is a drink for children. It’s not “an” drink for children or “the” drink for children. Unless there is an article somewhere you didn’t post I don’t know what d) no article means.
