7. Happier
8. Taller
9. The most beautiful
10. More expensive
11. Biggest
12. Healthier
Tobacco can be used in several ways according to its presentation: inhaled (cigarette, cigar, straw cigarette); snuff; chewed (coil smoke), but in all its forms it is harmful to health. The toxic substances act on the most diverse systems and organs, contain more than 60 carcinogens.
Smoking causes about 50 different diseases, mainly cardiovascular diseases such as hypertension, heart attack, angina, and stroke. It is responsible for many deaths from lung, mouth, larynx, esophagus, stomach, pancreas, kidney and bladder cancer and obstructive respiratory diseases such as chronic bronchitis and pulmonary emphysema. Tobacco lowers the body's defenses and thus the smoker tends to increase the incidence of acquiring diseases such as influenza and tuberculosis. Tobacco also causes sexual impotence.
Antithesis is the figure of speech that allows the exposition of two opposing ideas in the same sentence.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The antithesis allows two opposing ideas to be presented together in a harmonious way.
- This allows for an extension of a concept, or even to show confusion and uncertainty.
As with all figures of speech, antithesis is used to make texts deeper and more meaningful. Through figurative language.
An example of antithesis can be seen in the sentence:
"Living and dying are the most natural things in the world."
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Even though you did say never mind, I would say a bit of both. Both together make a good leader.
First person
It takes a bit of reading into the passage to see what point of view it is, because there is little indication in the first paragraph. The first indication that it is written in first person is the use of "us" at the end of that first paragraph. Then, in the subsequent paragraphs the reader sees that the author uses "I" several times, indicating first person perspective.
