Owen’s choice of words in Exposure powerfully, but simply, describes the extremes to which he and his men were exposed for two days. The poem is dominated by words from the semantic field of the weather, most of which are qualified by terms with negative associations:
•‘iced east winds’ l.1
•‘mad gusts’ l.6
•‘rain soaks’ l.12
•‘clouds sag stormy’ l.12
•‘Dawn massing in the east’ l.13
•‘ranks of grey’ (cloud) l.14
•‘air .. black with snow’ l.17
•‘flowing flakes’ (snow) l.18
•‘the wind’s nonchalance’ l.19
•‘Pale flakes ‘ (snow) l.21
•‘snow-dazed’ l.22
•‘frost’ l.36
•‘ice’ l.39
Answer: despair
Explanation: i had this question on my quiz and if you look in the story the way the author is talking it gives you the answer.
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The answer is "The National Security Argument".
Explanation:
Protectionism is a term used in economics which describes a country protecting it's industries from interference by import/exports and taxes from other countries so that they can continue to operate in the case of a war and provide a sustainable environment during that time for the people.
Protectionism has 6 arguments and the example given by Bertrand in the question is "The National Security Argument" which is the protection of certain industries and providing that they can continue to produce crucial things, without the help of other parties, such as petrol, clothing and food if there is a war.
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B. is the best answer because when you define historical fiction it says,"...movies and novels in which a story is made up but is set in the past and sometimes borrows true characteristics..."
B. James is skeptical and thinks Mr. Atkinson is overreacting to the situation.
