A blank verse is a literary device written in iambic pentameter (a metrical line used in English poetry and verse drama) with regular metrical but with unrhymed lines. This means it consists of five feet, each foot being iambic, meaning two syllables long, one unstressed followed by a stressed syllable.
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Strong partnerships with families are built on good communication. Families will communicate their needs to you, and in turn, you will communicate what resources are available. Generating family and child information is a critical piece of your work as a preschool teacher. In the same way, sharing information with families about their children and their development can make or break the partnership between home and preschool. This lesson will highlight appropriate ways to collect information from families, as well as the ways and opportunities to share information in a caring, easy-to-understand way.
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A - Knows who his companion is.
Explanation:
The lines are: "Faith kept me back awhile," replied the young man, with a tremor in his voice, caused by the sudden appearance of his companion, though not wholly expected."
The young man knows who his companion is given that when he saw him, it caused a tremor in his voice given that he suddenly appeared and was not expected.
Out of those lines, we can infer that he is not happy or annoyed, but that he knows who he is.
The persuasive appeal used in the lines given above is REASON.
According to Aristotle, there are three types of persuasive appeal, these are: appeal to reason, appeal to one's character and appeal to emotions. Appeal to reason is a form of rhetorical approach, in which a speaker made an argument by giving or presenting facts that lead the audience to reach the kind of conclusion that the speaker desire. In the question given above, the speaker was appealing to the reason of his audience, leading them to reach the conclusion that the refusal of the kingly crown does not signify a reasonable and ambitious attitude.
