Answer:
1. conversation: dialogue
2. narrator's perspective: point of view
3. "feeling" generated by a story: atmosphere
4. background: setting
5. inanimate object with human will: personification
6. overstatement: hyperbole
7. protagonist against someone or something else: conflict
8. high point of action: climax
9. action framework: plot
10. used for summaries and transitions: narration
Explanation:
In this exercise, you have to match the terms with its definitions. These terms are different<u> elements of fiction </u>and are very important when writing a story because they help the author develop the story and its theme and also helps the reader to interpret correctly what the author wrote.
The second pronoun is “my”, because it refers to someone
Answer:
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1. most scholars accept this candidate - <u>William Shakespeare</u> (although his authorship is debatable, most analytics agree that it was Shakespeare himself who wrote the plays, and not any other pretender)
2. a famous writer who wrote Shakespeare's plays on the side of a philosophical and political career - <u>Francis Bacon</u> (a famous philosopher of the 16th century)
3. has biographical information that seems to match some events in Shakespeare's work - <u>Edward de Vere</u>
4. a spy who faked his death but continued to write plays under the name of Shakespeare - <u>Christopher Marlowe</u> (although it was never confirmed that he was a spy for the Queen, it was still rumored)
Answer:
a. personalizes your ideas.
Explanation:
a. personalizes your ideas.
b. is not overly technical.
c. quantifies a speaker's ideas.
d. is harder to manipulate than statistics or testimony.
e. enhances the speaker's credibility.
One example of this would be using a fact that has already been proven to shed light on a current problem.
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