The question above does not present the text to which it refers. This makes it impossible for me to provide a specific answer. However, I show you how to find that answer.
To find the answer, you should pay attention to the following information:
- The setting is the environment, the place where the story takes place.
- The theme is the message that the text wants to give the reader.
In this case, you should read the text and identify which scenario is presented. After that, you should note which elements shown in the scenario are in harmony with the theme of hope in the afterlife.
It is likely that this setting shows something good and hopeful, which is only achieved after death, as it is not available during life.
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All of the above if the choices are for instructions on doing something and to persuade you to change your mind and to enjoy the story of a real persons life. You are welcome.
Answer:
B. Dr. King uses lists in his "I've Been to the Mountaintop" speech to explain his point.
Explanation:
Organizational structure is how the words and information is presented. In his speech, Dr. King uses lists to emphasize his point. Allusions and symbolism are types of figurative language: not organizational structures. Literal language is not structure either.
I think a would be the best answer for the preposition
