This is taken from the story “To Kill a Mocking Bird” written by Harper Lee. Calpurnia was the housekeeper for Atticus Finch and his two children Jem and Scout. In chapter 12 Calpurnia takes the children to her church.
Question: The big change from earlier in the book is the fact Calpurnia:
Answer: makes a genuine effort to connect with Scout
dress posture eye-contact not fidgeting, tugging on clothes, or stumbling in shoes all are equally important There are nonverbal cues that are MORE important than those listed.but TUGGING ON CLOTHES
The rhyme scheme that is used in the second stanza of this poem is D. The lines are unrhyming.
<h3>What is a rhyme scheme?</h3>
It should be noted that a rhyme scheme simply means the pattern of rhymes m that comes at the end of the verse in poetry.
In this case, the rhyme scheme that is used in the second stanza of this poem is that the lines are unrhyming.
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Parallel structure is using the same pattern of words or using the same grammatical form. In this passage, "researching," "photographing," and "assembling" are all similar because of the -ing. So to make the phrase "to prepare the pieces" flow nicely, the best way to rewrite it is D, preparing the pieces. The -ing in "preparing" is similar to the pattern of the other words.
