1. The brother is really tall, as it is implies he has to duck under telephone lines.
2. The sister has long legs, as she has to sit in the backseat to drive.
3. The dog is real fast, because the fleas have to use super glue to stay on.
4. The cat is really fat, as it has to use a roller skate to keep its stomach off the floor.
5. The friend is really crazy, as he thinks the moon is made of cheese.
6.The brother is short, he has to climb on a high chair to see over the table.
7. The aunt is nice, as the kids ran to live with her.
8. The cows are lazy, as they wait on the field for the grass to grow back.
9.The girlfriend is crazy, as she the man on the moon is going to get her at night.
10. The cat is lonely, as it sits in front of the mirror all day.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
The author's attitude is expressed through the words and details he or she selects. For example, textbooks are usually written with an objective tone which includes facts and reasonable explanations. ... Often objective tone uses higher level words and avoids pronouns such as I and you, creating a formal tone.
D.) I would have to say D
"Shakespeare uses the masque as a metaphorical and symbolic place for his two lovers to meet. Masques are formal games in which the guests try to figure out who's who. In this way, it's a great place to meet a lover, maybe even a husband, but also your great enemy." QUOTE MSTULTZ72
"The play itself doesn't have Lord Capulet giving any reason except that he tells Paris "tonight I hold an old accustomed feast." It seems like a party just for party's sake.
The event does serve several purposes though. Capulet further explains to Paris who is wanting to marry Juliet that this would give Paris an opportunity to woo her or flirt with her as well as compare her to Verona's other beauties making sure that he indeed likes Juliet above others.
During the party, it also serves the purpose of letting Romeo and Juliet meet and building Tybalt's rage over Romeo's presence. These are very specific inciting incidents that much action later on in the story hinges on." QUOTE <span>MISSY575</span>
