Answer:
Hyperbole
Explanation:
Hyperbole is a literary device used in speech to exaggerate words for added emphasis. Even though hyperbole, like simile and metaphor makes a comparison, it is always evident in the case of a hyperbole that there is an exaggeration of words.
This is the case in the question given. It is quite obvious that Okras do not have a resemblance to daggers, but by the speaker exaggerating the function of Okras to daggers, he was trying to stress the destructive powers of the Okras.
And it doesn't take place in England. Instead, the action happens in the land of the Danes (what is today the nation of Denmark) and the land of the Geats (what is today the nation of Sweden). So, if someone asks you what the setting of Beowulf<span> is, you can tell them that it's 5th or 6th Century Scandinavia.</span>
Answer:
Roac brings the dwarves glad tidings, that Smaug is dead, but he also warns Thorin that lake-men's town has been destroyed and they will be wishing for amends from the dwarves' treasure. The raven believes that Thorin should make a deal with Bard and restore peace to the valley.
Explanation:
It reveals that the speaker’s mother tongue is not English and that his mastery of English is very substandard. The verbal conjugations present several mistakes, such as lack of differentiation of singular and plural conjugation, incorrect or missing use of appropriate verbal tenses (simple past tense), incorrect use of auxiliary verbs, incorrect use of gerunds and infinitives. The sentence construction is also deficient, discourse is plagued by fragments and lack of grammatical subjects.
The correct answer would be (B.) The thesis statement
