The words weathered, ribboned, and anchored are an example of what poetic device?

True or false, in a MLA documentation style, a quotation must be integrated with a signal phrase and an in text citation. Quotat

Tresset [83]

Answer:

True

Explanation:

In MLA documentation style or format, citing quotations requires the writer to format quotations depending the length of what is being quoted. For short quotations of four or less lines of prose or three lines of verse of poetry as the case may be; the quotation is enclosed in double quotation marks. This citation is an text citation which is integrated with a signal phrase. After the citation, in parenthesis add the name of the author and the page number and in the case of a verse provide the verse line.

When making a long quotation of more than four lines of prose and three lines of verse in poetry, place the quotation in a block form without quotation marks. Start the quotation on a new or fresh line and indent the quote half an inch from the left margin and maintain double-spacing. However when quoting verse maintain the original verse breaks. Also the name of the author and page number comes at the end of the quotation written in parenthesis.

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Which line of poetry uses assonance?

DerKrebs [107]

D is right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)

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according to chapter 9 in fast food nation, how does manure get into the meat at slaughterhouses and hamburger grinders ?

nekit [7.7K]

<span>"The pathogens from infected cattle are spread not only in feedlots, but also at slaughterhouses and hamburger grinders. The slaughterhouse tasks most likely to contaminate meat are the removal of an animal's hide and the removal of its digestive system. The hides are now pulled off by machine; if a hide has been inadequately cleaned, chunks of dirt and manure may fall from it onto the meat. Stomachs and intestines are still pulled out of cattle by hand; if the job is not performed carefully, the contents of the digestive system may spill everywhere." From improperly cleaned animal hides, and improperly digested foods contaminated with harmful bacteria.</span>

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Write a letter to your district chief executive telling him/ her three problem facing my locality

Katen [24]

Answer:

Letter to the District Chief Executive about three problem in my locality.

Explanation:

ABC Apartments

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To,

The District Chief Executive

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3 May 2016

Subject: Problems faced by residents of ABC Apartment complex.

Dear Sir,

It is with a deep concern for the welfare of the community that I am writing to you about several issues that are presently affecting our locality.

First are the damaged roads and street lights, which leave the roads dark and dangerous at night. There have been numerous accidents that were at times too extreme.

Secondly, there's the issue of water shortage which has left many of the residents unable to even prepare their meals on time. Some are even left to cook their meals with bottled water from the shops, which is expensive.

And thirdly, I would also like to point out the issue of the garbage collection system. Recently, the collectors have stopped coming to our locality, leaving residents unable to dispose of their wastes and stinking the whole area. This has also led to an increase in mosquitoes which is dangerous for us all.

I hope this letter gets your attention. We are looking forward to any response or solution from the concerned authorities.

Thank you.

Regards,

Mr. Ashish Sharma

A resident of ABC Apartments

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1. PARTA: Which of the following identifies the theme of the poem? O A People want to be recognized. OB Sometimes people don't m

Dmitrij [34]

Answer:

B. Flying above the world makes people realize how small humans truly are.

Explanation:

The poem you are referring to is Window Seat by Molly McGinnis

The theme of the poem could be best identified as flying above the world makes people realize how small humans truly are.

The speaker viewed people as tiny bodies of light pushing slowly down the mountain roads from his flight flying above the world on his way back to Washington.

WINDOW SEAT

by Molly McGinnis

On my flight back to Washington at 4 am

in air marbled by night and snow

I leaned against the oval glass and saw

tiny bodies of light pushing slowly

down the mountain roads, each sphere

its own life full of sideways winds.

The flight attendant was humming

a movie score, pouring the coffee into paper cups.

I was thinking that every story I have

ever written in my head

has been about going home

when the student in the aisle seat tapped my shoulder

and said I do not want you to worry but do you mind

if I pray

while thirty thousand feet beneath his question

people plowed through a snowstorm hardly stopping

to ask for permission. As he whispered

in Arabic I imagined the white flurries

breezing into the sand gusts outside my old house

in the desert and pretended I could understand

while cars floated through the chalkboard dark

like prayers released from airplanes

granted sudden phosphorescence and instructed

not to drift upward, but to address

the stranger.

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