To sound natural, you should write as if you were engaged in a <u>conversation</u> with the reader.
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"The Most Dangerous Game," by Richard Connell, is brimming with struggle. In abstract terms, strife can be both internal and external.
General Zaroff and Sanger Rainsford are in direct, man versus man strife when they chase each other. Zaroff and Ivan are additionally in direct clash with every one of the mariners who have "unintentionally" wrecked on the island. Ivan and Rainsford likewise have an immediate clash.
This is a simile.
Metaphor would have a hidden meaning, an alliteration is when consecutive words start with the same sound or letter, while consonance is using the same vowel inside of a word in numerous consecutive words. None of those fit this.
Answer:
D. Understatement
Explanation:
Winning the olympics is a big deal. The coach would express more emotion than a simple “I’m glad.”
The Jets and Sharks have a minor fight
Maria arrives in America and Tony seems to lose interest in the gang
Tony and Maria meet at the dance
Tony talks the gangs into a two-man fight instead of a rumble
Bernardo stabs Riff with a knife
