Answer:
0.6 for 3/5, 0.83333 for 5/6
The sentence from president reagan’s speech best expresses a message of hope to the audience is "I want to talk not just of the realities of today but of the possibilities of tomorrow."
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What is a central idea of president reagan's speech?</h3>
A central idea of President Reagan's speech is that West Berlin is facing economic collapse as it continues to be trapped and limited by the Berlin Wall; this barrier must therefore be destroyed.
In his speech at the Brandenburg Gate, President Ronald Reagan who was the 40th American president gave a speech where he recommended that the Berlin Wall which has been a barrier to the people of West and East Berlin be destroyed.
He explained that this wall was a limitation to the people. The speech was given in 1987 and in 1989 the wall was brought down.
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Answer:
Metaphor and allusion.
These statements by Scout are significant for they show how the political upheaval during the racism and poverty of the Great Depression had affected the people of Maycomb and particularly the whole of Alabama.
Explanation:
Harper Lee's famous novel "To Kill A Mockingbird" revolves around the lives of the people in the South during the racial prejudice. The main protagonist Scout Finch and her family The Finches showed the true nature of things, also allowing us to see the society from the eyes of a little girl.
The excerpt given in the question is from Chapter XII of the text where Atticus had gone to Birmingham to attend the legislature of which he was a member. These lines spoken by Jean Louise 'Scout' Finch contains an allusion and even a metaphor in it. The use of these literary devices is to show how the lives of the people especially in her place of Maycomb, Alabama, were greatly affected by the Great Depression.
Alluding to the Birmingham strike, she gave details of just how the Birmingham strikes that protests against the racial discrimination, the poverty situation and almost all social issues, led to the upheaval in the state of Alabama. Thus, the use of allusions and metaphors by Scout shows the situation of the place during those times.
nut, gut, cut, dug, pug, tug
I would say yes if this is a question but it seems more like a statement
