<u>Students who don't study don't do well in school. I am a student. Therefore, I don't do well in school. </u>--> hasty generalization
<u>The torrential downfall was light this afternoon</u> --> understatement
<u>Uniforms are the leading cause of stripping students of their individuality. I don't understand why students in high school are forced to start their day so early.</u> --> straw man
<u>Parents are unreasonably strict when it comes to curfews, After all, they can't possibly remember what it's like to be a teenager. </u>--> ad hominem
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A change of scenery, prop being presented, or a conversation being had about future events can all be examples of:
<h3>What is Foreshadowing?</h3>
Foreshadowing in literature refers to the dropping of subtle hints that will help the audience to have some insight into future occurrences.
An example is when the props or objects used in the drama are presented. It helps the observer to form some ideas about what might happen in the story.
Learn more about foreshadowing here:
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Answer: Rebekah refuses to eat whatever ”that” is, however, the other two (I think they’re women) in the room tell her that she MUST eat it, if she doesn’t, she’s breaking the rules.
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Explanation: The answer is B. narrative
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