Answer:
1. A person from America whose never traveled or knows a bit of history coming across a news article about a president in Ethiopia and the perspectives on the mentioned president. They'll likely be confused because they have no surrounding context on the president, no context on the way their government works, nor the conflicting beliefs of the people and of those in power.
Explanation:
Think of an only child reading about a story with a huge family and the dynamics between the character and siblings, they'll wonder if that's how it actually is since they've never experienced it before. An elderly man whose sexist's opinions on feminism, disregarding the purpose or acknowledging why it is needed. Etc.
Answer:
Ellipsis.
Explanation:
because ellipsis is a literary resource that consists in the omission or deletion of part of the content of a sentence, which, although grammatically necessary, is implicit in the context. That is called elliptical construction.
It can also be used as a narrative resource, insofar as important portions of the content of a work are omitted (a novel, for example, or a movie), so that the reader can deduce or infer them from what is said.
The author believes that some people forget about the power of imagination.
<span>A poem that attacks its subject by making it look ridiculous uses satire to make its point</span>
