Answer:
Environmental scientists look for solutions to protect the environment, while chemists develop new products.
Explanation:
The last two sentences use the conjunction while meaning <em>whereas</em>, i.e. indicating a contrast. So the purpose of sentences 3 and 4 is to contrast certain things about environmental scientists and chemists. However, the fourth sentence contrasts only <u>level of education</u> required for these jobs.
The third sentence refers to <u>actual</u> <u>work</u> that environmental scientists and chemists do. Therefore, this sentence most accurately describes a way in which the jobs of environmental scientists and chemists contrast.
This question belongs to the poem<em> "Because I Could Not Stop for Death"</em> written by Emily Dickinson and published in 1890. In this poem, she describes her journey from beyond the grave.
The correct answer is option D: In this pasage, the carriage symbolizes death. It refers to the write's own carraige of death.
The answer to the first one would be C. Onomatopoeia. Just for future reference, the definition of Onomatopoeia is the process of creating a word that imitates, resembles, or suggests the sound that it is describing. Here, the bridge made a 'boom' sound, so it is imitating/telling us the sound the bridge made.
The answer to the second one would be B. Hyperbole. He/she most likely doesn't literally have a million things to do, it's just an exaggeration, which is literally what a hyperbole is :)
Answer:Scout does not get along with either Alexandra or her grandson. ... Francis calls Dill a “runt” and a stray dog, but really angers Scout is when he repeats to her something he heard Alexandra say, calling Atticus a “n*****-lover.” He tells her that Atticus is ruining the family name, and she wallops him
Hard and frim because it in both hard
