Answer:
Opportunities knock on our door
Our own choice to take up or ignore
Make the choice count! Bear in mind,
a once in a lifetime option, a life-changing find.
Explanation:
add on to this if you wish, rearrange or change words.
or don't even use it at all -- it's 3 am
<span>hit (someone) with one's knee.I hope its right not entirely sure what you meant hope this helps!:D</span>
Answer:
A symbol is something which stands for, or represents something else. Symbols are often used in drama to deepen its meaning and remind the audience of the themes or issues it is discussing. A prop often has a particular significance that an audience will instantly recognise when used symbolically in the work.
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Option a. comparison
Metaphor refers to something as being the same as another thing for rhetorical effects.
- provide clarity / identity hidden similarities between 2 ideas compare to and convey an understanding.
Answer:
C. The spelling bee contender flashed a self-possessed smile as the final word was announced.
Explanation:
You have not pointed out which words are underlined, but either way, we can see that sentence C is the only one that contains a word that is used incorrectly. This word is <em>self-possessed</em>. A smile can't be self-possessed. This adjective is used to describe a person - someone who is self-possessed is calm, confident, and in control of their emotions.