Answer:
Personification of Love using 'Apostrophe'
Explanation:
Thomas Hardy mourns for his wife, Emma. He personifies Love so that he can express his pain and suffering with a sense of remorse. He suggests that the only way to find peace with pain is to personify the emotion that causes the pain. It is written in remembrance of the lost love.
Thomas Hardy, in his poem "I Said to Love", connotes his love through Apostrophe- A figure of speech in which the poet addresses an idea, a person or a thing. It is one of the methods implied by Hardy so as to enrich his poem with artistic merits.
Answer:
I appreciate that whoever she is, is smiling.
Explanation:
I would prefer that I knew why she was smiling, else ask her why, please.
The persuasive technique that is being used here is name-calling.
This means that this cereal company is using, usually fake news and no evidence to say bad things about the rival company, disregarding whether it is actually true or not. People will see this cereal ad and believe it, regardless of whether there are any evidence to prove the claims.
Answer:
D Both passages have a theme of surviving in a dysfunctional
Explanation:
The first passage is about him surviving with the robots and computers controlling everything. The latter passage is her surviving during WW2 as a Jew.
