Answer:
Empirical evidence = statistics or data
Anecdotal evidence = a personal story or historical example
Logical evidence = a comparison of analogy
Expert evidence = a professional testimony
Answer:
Alliteration - repetition of a letter
Repetition - repetition of a word
Explanation:
<em>Alliteration</em> is a literary device and can be divided into two categories: <u>assonance</u> and <u>consonance</u>
<em>Assonance</em> is the repetition of a single vowel sound within a string of words
<em>Consonance</em><em> </em>is the repetition of a single consonant sound within a string of words
<em>Repetition</em><em> </em>is a rhetorical device that utilises the repetition of a single word within a work.
<em>Rhetorical</em><em> </em><em>device</em><em> </em><em>vs.</em><em> </em><em>Literary</em><em> </em><em>Device</em><em>:</em>
<em> </em>Rhetorical devices reflect what the author feels in his or her work, while literary device serve to tell a story.
Character: otto frank(her dad), Edith frank (her mother), Margot frank (her sister), miep gies (helped them hide), Albert Dussel (real name Fritz pfeffer) (was hiding with them), Peter van daan, Petronella van daan, Kraler known as (mr.kraler), mr. van daan (hides with them), bep voskuijl (helps ), Johannes Kleiman, Jan gies, hanneli goslar.
Title:
Describe an old person
Body:
Delila Thomas was your average OAP. She hovered around in her not-so-speedy mobility scooter whilst brushing her white as snow hairs. Her face was covered in scars of age, those wrinkles that seems to spare no one. When the song 'Shine' blasted from her battery operated car, I couldn't help but think, "are we in California 1956 or 2022? She was the hippie in her youth but that was now far gone. Just papers, crochet and board games. And struggling with 'this new whizzy tech' too.
