Answer: D) contains few adjectives and adverbs but many strong verbs and concrete nouns.
Explanation: In the given excerpt from Hemingway's "A Farewell to Arms" we can see a clear example of Hemingway's typical style of writing, that is characterized by the use of many strong verbs and concrete nouns, but using just few (the necessary) adjectives and adverbs. In the excerpt he uses strong verbs like "listen" and "realize" and we can also see that the sentences are short with little modifiers.
C. "Sandburg's 'Chicago' isn't smooth or beautiful," said Mr. Raymond. "It is active and vigorous--just like the city."
The adverb in this sentence is almost.
Answer:
Rationalism
Explanation: Appeals to logos were very common in colonial era writing because of a widespread belief in Rationalism — people took reason and logic seriously.
A. He mentions that the novel had been turned into a children's comic strip.
