Answer:
Section B
Explanation:
I believe it is section B because "any time period" could relate to both drama and comedy.
Hal Marcovitz expresses in “The Rise to Julius Caesar” that Roman politician Julius Caesar rose to power through fear and intimidation.
The text describes how Caesar “involved himself in the political intrigues of the republic.” By embedding himself in politics,
Caesar rose to power and eventually became the leader of the Roman army. After many battle conquests, “the Roman senators elected Caesar dictator for life, fearing for their careers and their lives if they did not.”
The action of the Roman senators reveals that Caesar became an all-powerful ruler because the people of Rome feared him.
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Answer + explanation:
Setting has a big impact on the feel of a story because it influences the tone and mood of the narrative. In gothic literature:
- stories are often set in run-down castles and buildings with secret rooms that have something spooky about them (many stories are already linked to castles and old houses, so rumours of them being haunted, for example, carry over)
- ruined buildings may be seen as sinister or pleasingly melancholy
- crypts, dungeons, and catacombs are spooky and associated with death and being forgotten, and
- lighting, especially dim, failing light, is very important since it fits in with the (usual) darkness of the story.
- The environment can be used to mirror the story or emphasize the bad things that are happening (in Frankenstein, for example, the various storms that take place throughout the story make the mood heavier and reflect how the main character, Victor Frankenstein, feels).
- Depending on all sorts of visual imagery and description, the story's atmosphere can continually suggest horror and dread, constantly foreshadowing something horrible and making the reader on edge.
Answer:
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Explanation:
A presentation is boring when the speaker is not making clear what main message the audience should retain. He/she cannot clarify this main message because he/she hasn't thought hard enough about it himself/herself. He/she leaves this work to the confused audience.