Answer:
steal/ take over / expropriate
Option B is correct. In a magical realistic story, what the character would do would be to b convince someone to fall in love with him.
<h3>What is a magically realistic story?</h3>
This is a story that is usually full of fantasies. It is a work of art that tries to create a world that is full of magical elements.
In order to fulfil his fantasies, the magical character would often try to convince a person to fall in love with him in the story.
<h3>Complete question</h3>
Characters in a magical realistic story usually stay stuck in the troubling part of human existence. In a magical realistic story, how would a character most likely behave if he realizes that he is invisible to everyone else?
a sink into depression and hide in his house
b convince someone to fall in love with him
c use his power to play pranks on people
d feel relieved that was no longer burdened by his clothes
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It's fine, I haven't really done anything like this in a long time since I'm in college. But I'm thinking A (not 100% about this)
Answer:
The 17th century audience was better than modern audience members at listening to Shakespeare's complex language because:
- Shakespeare used the technique of spoken decor to keep the audience engaged.
Explanation:
- The audience of 17th century were used to listening and had an ear for language/rhetorical imagery/emotionally stimulating phrases. They used poetry to communicate information and develop characterization as well as create atmosphere, mood and milieu in a theater that used little or no scenery. This technique is called spoken decor, which challenges audience members to use their imaginations while watching and listening to the play.
- Shakespeare was skillful at grabbing the attention of the audience by starting his plays with an exciting or shocking event like the shipwreck in The Tempest, the argument between the Capulets and the Montagues in Romeo and Juliet, or the appearance of the ghost in Hamlet.
The correct answer is A.
The passage shows that Armand is considerate. He looks after his brother (even if it means sometimes "issuing rules and regulations") and he thinks it would be good to get their father a present for his birthday.
For these reasons, this passage best shows Armand is considerate.
