What is the story/background information of this question?
Make a tongue twister with the words guessed, guest, pear, pair, night, knight, choose, chews, principal, principle, aloud, allo
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Answer:
The principal had the principle to never guess a guest aloud unless allowed. One night, he sees a knight catch a hare that has brown hair. He chews a pear as he watches the pair. Did he choose to go through his door? No, he just threw the pear away.
Explanation:
A tongue twister uses sequences of words that have similar sounds - commonly alliteration - to form funny, often nonsensical, sentences. The goal is to make the sentences difficult to pronounce. As a matter of fact, tongue twisters can be used as exercises to improve fluency and pronunciation. An example of a tongue twister is: she sells seashells by the seashore.
Look for specific information, such as the setting, main characters, or the theme.
Answer:
There are three main themes of “To Kill a Mockingbird”: The Coexistence of Good and Evil: The novel shows the reader the transition of Scout and Jem from innocent children, when they assume that all people are good, to a more adult perspective where they encounter evil, prejudice and hatred.
Explanation:
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The option A is true, as the stanza is the structural element which is present in the excerpt.
<h3>What is an excerpt?</h3>
An excerpt is a short extract taken from a film, broadcast, or piece of music or writing; therefore it could be a quote or a passage.
It should be enclosed in quotation marks (so we can easily identify it and know the excerpt is from someone/something else), and it should start on a new line.
Thus option A is true as the stanza also starts with a new line, and it is the structural element which is present in the excerpt.
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