Answer:
Sequencing the events this way increases the level of suspense.
Explanation:
The short story "Cruel Tribute" by James Baldwin is a mythological tale of a "tribute" ordered by the king of Crete, a minotaur, Theseus, and Ariadne. The story follows how Theseus overcame the monster Minotaur and overcame the obstacle of the Labyrinth.
In ordering the short story based on the four parts starting from the treaty, the ordering of the tribute, entry of the princess, and finally the labyrinth helped maintain the suspense of the whole story. It increases the suspense and helped keep the readers so engrossed in the story.
Thus, the correct answer is the fourth option.
It is a simile. A simile is comparing two things with like or as. Example: "They were as quiet as a mouse". Now never confuse this with a metaphor which doesn't use like or as, but still compares two things. Example: "She is a walking encyclopedia" . This is telling you indirectly that she is a very smart and talkative person. A simile would tell you directly
<span>The analysis of how people relate to each other is known as A) human resources. B) anthropology. C) reinforcement. D) human relations.
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People don't want to read what is historical, they want to read about adventures and story telling about how they could be better, no one would buy a book that no one wants to read.
Anne Frank's 'Diary of a Young girl', starts from her teenage, where she is in a state of mind that tries to explore only those elements that interest her. As she progresses in writing her diary, the entries we read differ a lot when compared to the beginning ones.
Explanation:
Anne Frank's ideas and thoughts while she started writing her diary are way different and simple from the ones that we read in the middle and towards the end. The amount of learning, experiences, trauma, failures and success that she describes while she wrote her entries makes readers feel that it is not just a diary entry but a part of her soul talking to the reader, in a hope to make herself feel better.
Anne Frank's thoughts on Politics, on relationships, on Journalism, on Teaching and on aspects that relate to life as a natural part for every human being changed in the course of her entries. This 'change' as a part of her life can be called as 'improvement' or also called as 'maturity'.
Her attitude towards how war can destroy lives and take on peace, eventually moving to journalism as a subject of choice and view on political aspects explain readers about her growth in all aspects towards the end of the diary.
