Figurative<span> language is language that </span>uses words<span> or expressions with a </span>meaning<span> </span>Symbolism:Symbolism<span> occurs when a noun which has </span>meaning<span> in itself is </span>used<span> to represent </span>find<span> many types of</span>figurative<span> language to be challenging because of </span>their<span> For examples of </span>figurative<span> language for children, check </span>out<span> Metaphor</span>
Continent is synonom of the proper noun Africa.
(e)While part of the party searching for the Beast, Simon realizes
that the notion of the Beast that the other boys have does not make
sense. A beast sitting atop a mountain with claws, a beast who did
not leave tracks, could have easily caught the twins. Simon has a
different picture of the Beast: "There rose before his inward
sight the picture of a human at once heroic and sick." How does
this picture relate to the Beast that Samneric saw? How does it
relate to what Simon said earlier about the Beast being "only
us"?
Answer: one that you could use is "Globalization helps create hundreds of jobs all over but especially in developing countries."
Explanation:n/a
