An informal writing style in nonfiction would contain - a witty, chatty approach. If we are writing something informal, that means that we don't have to follow some specific rules. Our tone doesn't have to be serious, we don't have to include all important information about the topic, and we don't have to give detailed critique of the object. We can just say what we think, and it is not necessary to give arguments. Also, our style can include jokes and wits which can help the reader to understand our emotions and opinions faster and in a better way.
Answer:
Short Stories are shorter than novels.
Novels are longer than short stories.
Short Stories are intended to be read in a single sitting and designed to produce a single effect.
Novels are not intended to be read in a single sitting and not designed to produce a single effect.
Explanation:
Answer:
TDA stands for text dependent analyses so they want you to analyze the hobbit. If your analyzing the theme of negative effect of greed, then you can write about the evil guys in the book and how greed and wanting everything has a negative effect and drives them insane. Another example is when Bilbo
gets addicted to the power of the wring and he doesn't want to give it up and he ends up keeping it.
Answer:
C. It creates an atmosphere of mystery
Explanation:
The passage gives out a few clues:
1. two am
2. stealthy step
3. long black shadow
4. man with a candle
5. notice the 2 key words in the middle of the passage, stealthy and cautiously
(for reason #5 i'm sure they weren't pointed out for that reason, it's just something that I noticed and was a huge hint for me)
