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Answer:
kenning
Explanation:
Kenning is a literary device widely used in medieval literature in Nordic countries. This device is used to replace words of direct and denotative meaning for words of figurative meaning.
We can perceive kenning in Beowulf's speech when he says "The shelterer of warriors and your people’s loved friend" instead of using the word king, thus translating a more poetic and connotative language.
B. All the gym teachers at my school are women, so my gym teacher this year will be a woman.
Strictly speaking, there are 10 countries on the physical continent of North America:
Canada
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Belize
Costa Rica
El Salvador
Panama
"Central America" is a region, not a continent. If you're counting "North America" as a cultural region and not a geographical definition, then there are only two (Canada and United States).
Geopolitically, there are several island nations that are considered North American; this list would include The Bahamas, Cuba, Jamaica, and several Caribbean micronations. I am not familiar where the break between "North American" caribbean island nations and "South American" caribbean island nations occurs (for example, Trinidad and Tobago is generally considered South American, but what about Barbados? Could be either).
Greenland, Bermuda, and other territories could also be included in an extended list but it's important to note that they are not countries--they are dependent territories of another (non-North American) nation.
Finally:
Djazz: I think you must have slept through your geography class--you shouldn't brag too much on your "college graduate" status given the answer you provided. If you're going to include Mexico as a North American country, you also need to include the rest of Central America.
Chief: Your answer is terribly misleading as only the first 2 items in your list (US and Canada) are countries. The rest are dependent territories.
Hope this is what you are looking for, and hope this helps!
The answer to your question would be that the sentence that can be used to depict the voice of a young character is the following one: We ran the cars and jumped in because we hated school.
I believe that this is the correct answer because of the word choices selected by the speaker. The verbs used are simple verbs of momevent (ran) or phrasal verbs (jumped in). Consequently, the tone is very informal, as opposed to the other sentences which make use of formal word choices adding a lot of description to the passage (eager to jump in our parents' cars, empty parking lot, bursting with excitement, dreaded school, glad to finally be leaving school).