An "interview" usually includes two people, questions and answers, and a purpose. The answer to this question is all of the above.
<span>a.) a long supporting arm
In this case the word boom is used as a noun, something you can touch - or in this case move. This eliminates D as an option. When looking at the adjective (microphone) describing the type of boom, the other options can be eliminated as well. A boom on a sailboat is the supporting arm that swings the sail from one side of the mast to the other to help the boat catch the wind.
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C, Writing her first novel, Audrey spent weeks deciding on her characters' names.
The phrases are similar in showing strong use of imagery, but different in highlighting different sensory effects.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Both sentences show strong use of imagery.
- This use can be seen in the narration that stimulates sensory effects in the reader, allowing him or her to feel the sensations that are being narrated.
However, these sensations are different. While the first sentence, touch, vision, and hearing are enhanced, the second sentence emphasizes vision and the sensation of movement.
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