Answer:
You should be asking 2 things, how can I use it in my own writing and what is the meaning and effect of this technique
Answer:
a. My example would be from 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, where, though I still remember the book fairly well, I haven’t read it in over a decade, but I still have crystal clear recollection of the line when they’re on the ship at the start and spot the “monster” and the Captain I believe it is is yelling for the gun to be fired and he yells a bunch of orders and finishes with:
“And five bucks to the man who hits the infernal thing!”
And for some reason that quote stuck with me, despite it not being a super important one or related at all to most of the story.
b. Repeat or copy out (words from a text or speech written or spoken by another person).
Request: Please mark me as the Brainliest.
D. It was right for the American colonists to declare independence because the British government did not support their interests.
This claim is the strongest because it answers a prompt at the beginning of the claim and also provides a reason for the answer.
A claim needs to answer a prompt and give a reason for the answer. In doing this, the writer provides the argument they are going to present in that paragraph. Evidence is then used to support the claim in an essay. When developing a full argumentative essay, at least two claims would be presented in the thesis statement.
Answer:
Dorothy, hallway, prairie, side
Explanation:
In the absence of the option, but from memory, I believe the last option about the person falling to his death would be the one.because it seems to be the only that appears to be logical. If is is a logical analogy, then that would support this criticism of Dr. King which would not be a correct analysis of his and his followers actions.
