The correct option is D.
From the words that Malory used to write the passage, the message he was trying to pass across is clear and one can easily imagine the scene. But in the case of Tennyson, his word choice make it hard for one to imagine the information he is passing across.
Jacob and Darlene met at the Placerville Farmers market Darlene was drooling over Jack. Darlene went up and introduced herself with a gleaming smile and nervous eyes. Jack and Darlene immediately hit it off smiling and laughing and talking. Little did they know their friendship is just getting started. Over the years Darlene‘s feelings for Jack got stronger and stronger. Darlene believe jack was flirting with her because he was Just being overly nice. And that’s when we all knew she fell for him. One day Darlene finally swallowed her pride and went to talk to jack about her intense feelings for him. This conversation did not go all the way Darlene planned all jack does not have the same feelings that Darlene has for jack. Darlene felt led on and overall defeated. Jack and Darlene still remain friends just not as close as when they were younger. To this day Darlene cannot get jack out of her mind.
Answer:
look for the most important idea of the paragraph/story.
Answer:
The Pledge of Allegiance was written in August 1892 by the socialist minister Francis Bellamy (1855-1931). It was originally published in The Youth's Companion on September 8, 1892. Bellamy had hoped that the pledge would be used by citizens in any country.
Explanation:
Explanation:
Edgar Alan Poe has used many literary elements in his artwork and one of them is rhyme, metaphor, alliteration, and repetition.
- Rhyme is one of the devices that surely can create sound effects in the poem. They are structuring the poem and they are giving the readers pleasing sound to the ear. Examples of it are words such as beams-dreams, chilling-killing, and the most important example is a sea, Lee, me which the readers can found as the last words of each stanza.
- Alliteration examples are: "love.... love..... love", sound-sea, sepulcher-sea and ''half so hay in heaven''
- With repetition, he is also creating sound effects. He is repeating the words that are already found in the poem such as "In this kingdom by the sea".