The revision of these two sentences that uses a relative clause is "The orchestra that was seated on stage played a difficult score".
Relative clauses are<u> clauses that start with a relative pronoun</u>. In this case, <u>the relative pronoun that has been used is "that" </u>and <u>the relative clause is "that was seated on stage"</u>. Furthermore, a relative clause is used to identify or define the noun that precedes it. In this case, <u>the noun identified by the clause is "orchestra"</u>. Therefore, the relative clause "that was seated on stage" is postmodifying the noun "orchestra".
The figurative language used is a metaphor. A flashback refers to a previous event and there's no indication of Orwell referring to any previous events in this sentence. An oxymoron is when contradictory words are used in a conjunction such as faith unfaithful kept him falsely true. The word usage in this sentence isn't contradictory as it flows well in this sentence. A euphemism is a nice way to say a bothering statement. The sentence isn't any sort of bad claim, so the option of a euphemism is out of the question. A metaphor compares two things without using the words "like" or "as". In this sentence, Orwell compares advertising to the rattling of a stick inside of a swill-bucket. This makes metaphor the correct answer. Hope this helped :))
3 , it is becaus eh fell on a bridge down the hill flailing crumbling ur mom onto a duck
Probability that the 7th grader is a boy = number of boys/(total kids) = 4/(4+4) = 1/2
Probability that the 8th grader is a boy = 5/(5+7) = 5/12
Probability that both are boys = 1/2*(5/12) = 5/24 or 20.8%
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