According to the essay, "the monster" is created B. From a culture's concept of fear. This is because each culture has their own fears, desires, anxieties and fantasies. These fears are ever changing depending on culture and time period, but the monsters stay the same from generation to generation, and we can also create new ones.
A sample biography based on the given metrics can be found below:
My maternal grandfather's name was John Paul Etioba and he was a West African man, from N1geria, the South Eastern part he was known as a great hunter during his time.
He was born in Awka, Anambra State, and was only educated up to Standard 6 which is primary 6 now or high school he was described as an athletic-looking man who was also the ladies' man.
One event that was a turning point in his life was when he claimed to have met his personal chi (god) he met and discussed with him and he was instructed to stop hunting as a wild animal would kill him if he continued.
<h3>What is a Biography?</h3>
This refers to the written account of the life of a person by another person.
Hence, it can be seen that the sample biography has been given above.
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2.) Eva’s death leads
to St. Clare’s deathbed conversion to Christianity and to Ophelia’s
recognition and denunciation of her own racial prejudice. Tom’s
death leads to Emmeline and Cassy’s escape and to the freedom of
all the slaves on the Shelby farm in Kentucky. Both Tom and Eva
are explicitly compared to Christ: Ophelia says that Eva resembles
Jesus, and the narrator depicts Tom carrying his cross behind Jesus. (SparkNotes)
The answer to your question is Homophones
<span>The question is asking us " Which one of the following terms is most closely associated with interjections? " Let's list some interjections: "oh" "wow", "ah" "oh no" - we see that they express for example surprise and amazement, therefore the best answer is A. Emotion . Interjections are small words wihout much content that show the speaker's emotions</span>
