It creates an easier way to understand how a piece of writing or in your case a poem is built up. For example if I was writing a poem I would need to think about how I could build up the poem and what I could add to it at different times of the poem. Therefore when in a poem it could be helpful because it would help us understand how to build up a poem with levels of structure meaning adding up more stuff at different bits of the poem I waffled a lot but that’s a brief answer hope it helps x :)
The answer is exposition.
Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood and Sesame Street were television programs that both dealt with issues previously unaddressed in children’s programming.
This is the broad message that the passage is trying to communicate to readers.
She tells the men that she will be able to teach Pearl an important lesson—the lesson that she has learned from her shame. ... Swayed by his eloquence, Bellingham and Wilson agree not to separate mother and child. Strangely, Pearl has taken well to Dimmesdale.
Line 50 and line 53 express the grandmother's awareness of the varied experiences of life in the city, as shown in option 1.
<h3>How is this variety expressed?</h3>
- The grandmother watches the people in the city.
- People do different activities.
- The grandmother sees that the city is dynamic and busy.
The narrator shows how the grandmother observes people doing completely different things, in the same urban environment. In this environment, people are walking, talking, waiting for buses, and getting into taxis, among others.
This is very different from the monotony of country life.
This question is about the text "Caramelo" written by Sandra Cisneros.
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