I think the answer is simple. Not sure though
Explanation:
Scientists are able to learn about the past conditions of Earth's atmosphere through direct chemical records and proxies of chemical records. The study of Earth's past climate is called paleoclimatology. Polar ice cores are the only direct chemical records that exist on Earth.
Learning about confirmation biases has allowed me to avoid this common logical flaw in my thinking when conducting research. It prevents me from looking for information that only supports my hypothesis when conducting a literature review or deriving conslusions from my paper. In the early stages of research, for example, I do not only look for information that can support my preexisting beliefs or hypothesis, but rather I search for articles that provides a more enriching an objective information about the subject matter. In addition, In the late stage f a research paper, conclusions are derived based on objective evidence and not on preexisting beliefs.
The figurative language in this line is the metaphor, as shown in option B.
<h3>What is a metaphor?</h3>
- It's a comparison.
- It is an implicit comparison.
- It's a subjective comparison.
The line "And sore must be the storm" is part of an extended metaphor that the poet begins in the first line of the stanza when she makes comparisons about how difficult it is to kill hope.
This comparison is made implicitly, requiring the reader's interpretation due to subjectivity.
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The last sentence is correct, because the other ones either had periods in the middle or too many commas in them.
