The answer is: Coffee, chocolate, and tea were not native to Europe.
In the passage from the essay called "When Chocolate was Medicine," the narrator describes how Europeans tasted tea, coffee and chocolate for the first time. Because these beverages were brought from overseas, they were an unknown pleasurable taste, so people were cautious and alert about their effects. As a consequence, at first they were just prescribed by pharmacists, as if they were drugs.
Answer:
B. I pressed myself against the trunk of a thick tree, a wolf in sheep's clothing waiting to strike.
Explanation:
This is the answer that best uses figurative language to match the paragraph's tone. In these lines, the author uses figurative language by describing the think trunk of the tree, and how he was "a wolf in sheep's clothing." Moreover, this matches the tone of the paragraph as it describes the author as a vicious attacker with little remorse.
Answer:
I can help with the first and third
Explanation:
1. C.
3. B.
<span>In the excerpt from Leo Tolstoy's The Death of Ivan Ilyich, Ivan Ilyich uses the Caius allusion to deal with his impending death by employing logic even with his last moments in his life. He attempts to make sense of his death with logic alluded by Caius' analogy. </span>
