Answer:
The writing style goes from 3rd person to 1st person
Explanation:
When the narrator referred to 'no man' it is in third person POV, then he refers to 'my work' which is in first person POV.
Word >> Synonyms >> antonyms
Big >> Huge >> small
Smart >> Clever >> Stupid
Rich >> Wealthy >> Poor
Delicious >> Tasty >>distasteful
Boring>>Tedious>>Interesting
Noisy>>Roaring>>Quite
Rude>>Impolite>>Polite
childish>>Juvenile>>Mature
Cautious>>Careful>>Careless
Diligent>>assiduous>>Lazy
Good>>Fine>>Bad
Clean>>Spotless>>Dirty
Brave>>Courageous>>Coward
Male>>Man>>Female
Answer:
B. One morning in July a hurricane came out of the east...
Explanation:
Imagery is a tool many writers use to help their readers visualize what is going on in the story. Using figurative and descriptive language, they describe things in a way that appeals to our five senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. This makes the story more vivid, making it feel more real.
The phrase that is not an example of sensory imagery is phrase B. It simply tells us about an occurrence. It doesn't contain any details that could appeal to our senses, unlike other phrases. The first phrase helps us imagine withered crops dying because of the heat; the second describes how the narrator's father cursed, and the third makes us picture two young boys teasing each other and giggling on their way back home.
This is why option B is the correct one.
Unkempt - neglected, messy, uncared for
Temperance - self control or self restraint in action, statement, or etc.
Deferential - Being respectful to opinions
Feints - Movements made in order to deceive an adversary; attacks aimed at one point for a distraction for the real place of attack
Protracted - drew out or lengthen, especially in time
Dourly - gloomily, sternly, sullen
Careens - things that are leaning away while in motion
Incarnate - personified as a quality or idea; embodied in flesh, given a bodily, especially human, form
Intractably - not being easily controlled, stubborn
Solicitude - Being anxious or concerned
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