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Elie Wiesel hope despair and memory
"Hope, Despair and Memory" is an address given by Elie Wiesel on December 11, 1986, the date Wiesel was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Wiesel is an author and humanitarian and is known for writing about his experience as a survivor of the Holocaust.
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Animal Farm is a novel about an imaginary farm in England absent of humans and completely run by animals. While no specific time, or when the story takes place, is revealed in the novel, it is allegorical to the political events in Russia between 1917 and 1945; the Russian Revolution and rise of communism.
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The end of the first stanza emphasizes the speaker’s sadness over how young she was at that time.
Explanation:
The best answer would be this answer, because it is the only one that relates to the tone. Her being one shows us that she was young when her father was taken and it helps us infer the sadness that encircled her after.
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One day in the summer, my friends and I were hanging out. All of a sudden, we were hungry, so we walked in the sunny sun to the store. We talked on the way there, laughing at most. In the store, we bought snacks and drinks. They tasted fine. I mean, it was a snack, not the main meal. After eating, we were tired and bored, so we headed back home. At home, I took a nap. It was very relaxing.
Explanation:
One day in the summer, my friends and I were hanging out. All of a sudden, we were hungry, so we walked in the sunny sun (describe the sun, sunlight) to the store. We talked on the way there, laughing at most (or whatever you did to get there and what you did on the way). In the store, we bought snacks and drinks. They tasted fine. I mean, it was a snack, not the main meal (how did it taste and what did you think of it?). After eating, we were tired and bored (your feelings at that moment), so we headed back home. At home, I took a nap. It was very relaxing (or what you did after that).
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the first one is personification and the 2nd one is hyperbole
Explanation:
just plain english honestly
