Answer:metaphor
Explanation:
it is metaphor because it is comparing his anger to something else, the wildfire, without using the words like or as.
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Read To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee
Atticus explains to Scout that the town authorities
bend the law for the Ewell family because they'll
never change their ways; for instance, Mr. Ewell
can...
shoot firearms within the town limits.
burn trash in his back yard.
hunt out of season.
fish without a license.
Answer: hunt out of season.
Explanation:
Atticus explains that the town has lost any hope in the Ewell family following the rules. Bob Ewell is allowed to hunt out of season, and his kids are allowed to skip school.
Despite the Ewell family being described as constantly ignoring the rules throughout the book, Bob´s hunting is depicted as justified because it´s the only way he can feed his family.
Answer:
Explanation:
Humboldt challenged European nations about the American Continent, this sentence implies that Humboldt contradicted some comments about the continent.
For example:
There are comments like: the continent doesn't have any history or culture, that is a new continent younger than Europe.
Humboldt said both continents have the same age.
American Continent was ruled and looted for people like kings, who had never set foot in the entire continent.
Answer:
D). These various settings show Scrooge that regardless of wealth or comfort, the people celebrate and enjoy themselves amongst those they love
.
Explanation:
The text titled 'A Christmas Carol' authored by Charles Dickens talks about Scrooge who is the central character. He advances from a miser to becoming a gentle and benign human. This transformation takes place due to the event that takes place in the text when a ghost visits him. The ghost elaborates the consequence of pursuing selfishness and greed may affect his afterlife. He taught Scrooge how he could improve his behavior. Scrooge realizes his mistake and attempts to improvise his behavior and thus, he becomes more tender, kind-hearted, and gentle and hence, he shares love on Christmas.